Newly Finished Project: Marriott Washington Lobby

Washington, DC

Working with restricted work hours and a tight schedule, ADI Construction renovated the main reception lobby of this four-star hotel for Marriott in Washington, DC. This transformation from traditional style to modern day design elements included two intricate chandeliers, leather bar panels, Lanko wooden mirror wall, and additional mirrored walls in the bar area. This phased renovation was completed while the hotel remained fully booked and operational.

To view more: http://www.adigc.com/projects_capital_marriott.html

Newly Finished Project: Front Point Security Full Floor Renovation

ADI completed the full floor demolition and renovation of over 23,000 sf for Front Point Security. Walking into the space you are greeted in the reception area with a custom built desk and LED lights. The rest of the space included new, modern technology conference rooms, multiple kitchen areas, and large open work spaces. This suite also makes use of Hafele sliding barn doors in the main offices, training rooms and waiting areas, as well as using Kalwall Systems in executive areas and offices. A high-tech IT room was created that Front Point will use to showcase their work to potential clients.

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Newly Finished Project – SBA Conference Room

ADI completed the demolition of the existing mail room and storage spaces to create a brand new 30,000 sf training facility and conference room for the Small Business Administration in the basement of the building. The conference room can be divided into three smaller rooms, if needed, by hidden partitions or used as one large facility. This project required 40 tons of steel to mount the floating, sound proofed ceiling. Another phase of the project included a break room on the 7th and 8th floors.

To view more: http://www.adigc.com/projects_capital_sba.html

Newly Finished Project – DaVita Roxboro, North Carolina

First project in North Carolina!

ADI Construction began working in April of 2013 during one of the wettest Spring/Summer seasons in years. This project is a brand new, ground up building for DaVita Dialysis on a 4 acre site. This project included the clearing of the site, bringing in all utilities, all exterior paving – including a roadway for medical vehicles, private driveway, parking and drive aisles. ADI also added two retention ponds – one for filtering run off of storm water and one dry pond. While dealing with an already tight schedule, workers had to deal with an abundant amount of subsurface rock. Once that challenge was overcome, ADI was able to pour the concrete base and erect the steel core. The exterior of the building was finished with brick work and an exterior insulated fenestration system veneer.

To view more: http://www.adigc.com/projects_newconstruction_roxboro.html

Eighth Day Design Office – Weekly Featured Project

ADI completed this office renovation for Eighth Day Design’s new space. A conversion of a previous lawyer’s office into a modern, open floor plan for these architects. This project was under a tight schedule, which included the tenant moving into the space after two weeks of construction and continuing daily work operations through project completion.

To view more: http://www.adigc.com/projects_corporate_edd.html

Rocky Gorge Animal Hospital – Weekly Featured Project

Rocky Gorge Animal Hospital is arguably the most advanced animal care facility in the Mid-Atlantic region. The hospital features state of the art surgical suites, dental suites, intensive care units, treatment stations, exam rooms, and full service laboratory and pharmacy facilities. Rocky Gorge also has a full range of diagnostic tools that include digital radiography, ultrasound, and a CT scanner, which is virtually unheard of in the industry.

To view more: http://www.adigc.com/projects_newconstruction_RockyGorge.html

Arcola Church – Weekly Featured Project

ADI Construction began the addition to Arcola Church in February 2010 in the middle of a blizzard. This project included the complete construction of an additional building to match the existing church. Work on this project included custom window colors, vaulted ceilings, decorative beams and interior masonry walls, specifically designed to mirror the existing building.

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Vornado Headquarters wins Award of Merit!

Vornado Headquarters won an Award of Merit from AGC of DC last night.

To view awards: http://www.agcofdc.org/programs-and-events/washington-contractor-awards/13th-annual-washington-contractor-awards/congratulations-2011-washington-contractor-award-winners.html

To view more pictures of this project: http://www.adigc.com/projects_corporate_vornado.html

Vornado Headquarters

Vornado / Charles E. Smith is the Washington division of Vornado Realty Trust, a fully integrated Real Estate Investment Trust. They are recognized as the largest owner/manager of commercial properties in the Washington, DC region. Vornado / Charles E. Smith is known for its proven commitment to developing, leasing and managing high-quality, innovative properties at the very best locations. They are the owners of millions of square feet in Crystal City and one of ADI’s best clients.

When Vornado / Charles E. Smith needed a new Headquarters built on a fast track, they turned to ADI Construction. ADI has a long history of building with Vornado and is proud to have been chosen to deliver their spectacular new headquarters. Designed by Lehman Smith McLeish Architects, the space on the top two floors (11th and 12th) of a Class A office building located directly across from Reagan National Airport, displays the style and elegance expected from Vornado.

Yet, even with an outstanding client and a very detail-oriented architect, this project was challenging. The project had a delayed start due to a permit being issued six weeks late. To complicate this, Vornado had a set in stone deadline move-in date in which they needed relocate from their previous space. To make sure this project kept on schedule, ADI coordinated with all the subcontractors and design staff to work seven days a week, 24 hours a day to accomplish what we set out to do.

From the first moment you walk into Vornado’s new headquarters, you are surrounded by a space that is clean, precise and shows off their high level of sophistication. The main suite entry is engulfed with seamless stainless steel and wow-factor Depp glass. A rarely seen innovative Italian glass wall and door system by Gemino fills the entire space with light from the perimeter. The Italian glass storefront system was another challenge on this project due to the timing of the summer shutdown in Italy.

Gemino describes the glass used extensively throughout the space as a totally integrated architectural element since the partition has evolved from being just a simple room divider. The extremely flexible gx glazed partitions feature gx profiles hidden in the suspended ceiling and floor, for all-round essential transparency and light. Also, this enables perfect coherence, both technically and aesthetically, with external façades. The absence of visible frame profiles and connecting elements emphasizes architectural purity, and at the same time eliminating acoustic bridges. Insertion into the ceiling bandraster allows the partitions to be moved time and again, without the need for building work.

This glass system is used in the main lobby and consistently throughout the space. Also located in the main suite lobby are two ultra modern public restrooms, complete with marble countertops and favorable lighting. From the main suite, you pass through glassed-in conference rooms and offices. The design throughout the space is clean and efficient with contrasting touches. This design came with a theme. Each conference room is themed and named after a different building material – Stainless, Oak, Concrete, Brick, Iron, Tile, etc. These names are specially placed decals on the glass made to look like that specific material, along with a quote about that material either on the window looking outside, or the wall. This detailing provides a nice change to the consistent white walls, precise tile flooring and clean glass doors and wall systems.

Another captivating feature is in the designated kitchen/lounge area for employees. Located in the full kitchen, equipped with built in shelving and hidden refrigerators is a large mural that expands into the hallway and ceiling. This colorful design provides a great contrast that is reflected in the mirrored columns in the space appropriately named, “Club V.”

This design was carried onto the 12th floor as well. On this floor, an elaborate skylight was carefully installed in the main space. This space serves as an extra kitchen and lounge area, while it also is the home to more offices and cubicle space.

This project solidified ADI’s standing with Vornado / Charles E. Smith. It is a source of pride for ADI and we hold ourselves to continuing to provide this type of client satisfaction and quality in everything we do.

To view more pictures: http://www.adigc.com/projects_corporate_vornado.html

Newly Finished Project! – Crystal City Wine Shop

ADI converted the old Crystal City Bike Shop into a modern and sleek new wine shop. This renovation transforms the space into a sleek, updated retail amenity for the area. This shop is owned by the Washington Wine Academy, an education center in Arlington. This new shop is nestled into the already established, growing residential community. To complete this transformation, ADI created a more open layout, upgraded the lighting to highlight their products, and used accent colors and warm tones to create a welcoming environment.

To view more: http://www.adigc.com/projects_retail_wineshop.html