Charles Construction Company proudly announces the completion of the dynamic Rumble Boxing Gym at Arsenal Yards in Watertown! We’re thrilled to have been part of bringing this state-of-the-art fitness facility to life, offering a space where health, strength, and community unite. Get ready to experience the ultimate workout destination!
Burlington, MA - Charles Construction recently completed a new dialysis unit for Lahey Hospital and Medical Center. This 10,000 square foot fit-out is located on the 5th floor within Lahey Hospital & Medical Center complex on Mall Road in Burlington. The medical space features eleven dialysis stations, fully-equipped exam rooms, an isolation room, and a reception area. The unit was named after Christopher Y. Ying, M.D., a senior member of the Lahey Hospital Nephrology Department. This project is the result of an ongoing collaboration with New England Medical Design (NEMD) Architects headquartered in Providence, RI. Additional photos of this project and other recently completed medical spaces can be found on our Healthcare Portfolio page.
Manchester, NH - Charles Construction Company Inc. has completed a new office renovation for AmeriHealth Caritas at The Sundial Center of Commerce and Education, 125 Sundial Avenue. The 22,000 sqft office will serve as AmeriHealth’s New Hampshire Cooperate Headquarters. AmeriHealth Caritas has been contracted by the state of New Hampshire to manage their Medicaid program.
Charles followed the designs by Charles Matsinger Associates and Yeaton Associates, Inc. “The project consisted of its own unique set of challenges” explains Alex Matses, project manager for Charles Construction, “Not only did we have to phase the project in a way where we would not disrupt the fully occupied 5-story, 360,000 sqft office building; we had to work efficiently to meet the accelerated ten-week deadline.”
The 22,000 sqft facility includes 76 individual work stations, 20 private offices, 10 conference rooms, and miscellaneous amenities throughout such as coffee stations, break areas, a mothers’ room, and a full kitchen. The suite brings another Class A tenant space to the office park with its hundreds of linear feet of glass partitions, use of high-end materials, and splashes of decorative accents throughout.
North Andover, MA Charles Construction Company Inc, a 65-year-old general contracting firm based in North Andover, MA has recently completed the tenant build-out for USA Ninja Challenge, located at 27 Charles Street, North Andover, MA 01845.
The 5,000-square-foot sports complex features dozens of interchangeable obstacles that will challenge children and young adults in jumping, climbing, swinging, traversing, and balancing. The space also features a private viewing area for parents, reception, and pro shop. USA Ninja Challenge offers 24 weekly recurring classes for children ages 4-17 years-old, camps, and private sessions.
Charles Construction Company Inc was contracted by Debra Mathias, of 27 Charles Street LLC the owner and manager of the property to acquire all permitting, architectural, engineering and design documents in order to deliver the ideal space for the new 10-year tenant.
“The deal provided 27 Charles Street with an off-hours tenant putting minimal strain on the buildings systems, parking, day time office, and medical tenants,” Says Bill McGowan, the procuring broker representing 27 Charles St LLC. “All parties worked closely together in order to create an ideal environment the thriving Ninja program.”
The design team included architect Miika Ebrell of Miika Ebrell Design and Steve Houle of McCabe Associates. Both of which worked closely with Mike Noyes Chaz Matses, and Robert Miller of Charles Construction to turn the space around in 8 weeks.
The project consisted of comprehensive demolition to prep the once industrial space into its new use. Adding new restrooms, common area amenities, and redistribution of utilities for the new tenant and building alike.
North Andover, MA - Charles Construction Company Inc recently completed a turnkey fit up project for New England Community Acupuncture (NECA). Located at 27 Charles Street, the new 3,000 s/f tenant fit-up will be the second location for the practice.
The new facility will consist of over 20 chairs and 10 beds being looked over by three acupuncturists, all of which are overseen by NECA’s owner/founder Matthew Prouty. The design of the practice reflects NECA’s relaxed, cost-effective healing philosophy; treating multiple ailments from sore, aching muscles to digestion and emotional disorders.
Charles Construction Company Inc was contracted by Debra Mathias, of 27 Charles Street LLC the owner and manager of the property to acquire all permitting, architectural, engineering and design documents in order to deliver the ideal space for the new 10-year tenant.
“The deal provided New England Community Acupuncture an opportunity to move into a larger space with an option to grow within the building. All parties worked closely together in order to create an ideal working environment for New England Community Acupuncture.” Says Bill McGowan, the procuring broker representing 27 Charles St LLC.
The design team included of architect Miika Ebrell of Miika Ebrell Design and Steve Houle of McCabe Associates. Both of whom worked closely with superintendent Mike Noyes and project manager Alex Matses of Charles Construction to turn the space around in 8 weeks.
The project began with comprehensive demolition to prep the space for its updated use, adding new restrooms and common area amenities for the tenant. The idea for the space was to convey a calming aesthetic by meticulously choosing the lighting, HVAC system, and color scheme for a relaxing and inviting atmosphere for their clients.
Lincoln, MA - Charles Construction Company Inc. recently completed the renovation/addition of The First Parish Lincoln (FPL). Located at 4 Bedford Road, the new 6,000 s/f addition includes a function hall, meeting room, pantry, all of which includes meticulous in-house hand-crafted woodwork, along with the rehabilitation of the 100+-year-old existing structure.
The First Parish Lincoln was formed in 1942 as a welcoming community church by the Congregational and Unitarian Churches in Lincoln, MA. Throughout the year, FPL hosts numerous events constantly bringing together the community from their seasonal celebrations to holiday festivities. The FPL also hosts Sunday worship and church schooling for toddlers through school-aged children.
The church was originally constructed in 1842 by the Unitarians as they broke off from churches in the surrounding towns. The church was rebuilt in 1859 due to a fire and later rebuilt in 1892 in which we are left with the church that stands today. The parishioners added a new wing, known as the “Stearns Room” during the 1960’s and due to the aging characteristics needed an update. The First Parish Lincoln decided to tear down the addition and rebuild. This decision lead to a plan and design phase, spanning a 10-year period.
The Parish worked closely with Maryanne Thompson Architects, Ken E. Hurd & Associates, Garcia, Galuska, Desousa consulting, Samiotes Consultants Inc, and Roome & Guarracino LLC to ultimately overcome the site’s unique set of challenges. This resulted in a design for the ideal Stearns Room addition replacement to meet both current and future needs.
The project took roughly a year to complete and features endless runs of custom milled cedar for the windows, door casings, ceilings, and architectural details. The existing building was thoroughly restored to its original state while adding a series of safety and accessibility requirements. Gallery below.
