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Posted on Mar 7, 2013 in Client Projects, GreenBy3 Blog

The Flagship 1 and 2

The Flagship 1 and 2

Client: Charleston Digital Corridor, City of Charleston Location: Charleston, S.C. Scope: 19,700 square feet • Sustainable renovation Description: GreenBy3 worked with executive director Ernest Andrade regarding sustainable building practices and energy efficiency for both phases of the Charleston Digital Corridor Flagship. One area was transformed from the former Channel 5 TV station into 13,700 square feet of flexible office space on two floors. The other area was transformed from a video retail store into 6,000 square feet of flexible office space on one floor. GreenBy3 also developed a guide for Flagship tenants on sustainable operating practices. Unique features: As a business incubator, offices are from 300 to 3,000 square feet, wired for “instant on” use, and intended for intermediate stage knowledge-based companies. Tenants share amenities such as the convenient downtown location, bike storage, indoor showers, lockers, conference space and a lounge for after-hours networking. Client feedback: “GreenBy3 assisted the Charleston Digital Corridor as we were renovating the space that became Flagship I, the city of Charleston’s startup incubator. GreenBy3...

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Posted on Mar 7, 2013 in Client Projects, GreenBy3 Blog

The Landmark Apartments

The Landmark Apartments

Client: 203 Neotrantor, LLC Location: Hendersonville, N.C. Scope: 9,000 square feet • Sustainable historic renovation Description: GreenBy3 helped the renovation of the 20th century Landmark Apartments in Hendersonville, NC, sustainable by 21st century standards. The renovation maintained the building’s original 1920s details while using cutting-edge green practices and products. Unique features: Reclaimed and reused materials from the original building. A stamp for Biltmore Forest Lumber Co. was found on the underside of original floor boards. Period features, such as transoms, light fixtures, and window and door styles were preserved using new energy-saving materials and design. Solar panels and solar water heating were a major part of this renovation. Client feedback: “GreenBy3 provided project management and the staff helped me make a lot of decisions with regard to planning, design and construction of the historic renovation. GreenBy3 provides such a depth of knowledge as to what products and solutions are out there. If GreenBy3 hadn’t been on the project, I would have had to take time away to do all...

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Posted on Mar 7, 2013 in Client Projects, GreenBy3 Blog

The History Press

The History Press

Client: The History Press Location: Charleston, S.C. Scope: Coordinated the company’s move into an expanded space Description: GreenBy3 coordinated The History Press’ move from a 4,800-square-foot to a 9,200-square-foot space. GreenBy3 planned the logistics of the move, as well as coordinated vendors for furniture, technology and more to ensure The History Press could take advantage of the space and infrastructure afforded by the new space. Unique features: This was the first time the client used a company to coordinate a move. The level of attention to detail and the level of professionalism GreenBy3 provided allowed executives to maintain focus on their company’s business rather than the move. Client feedback: “Jorge and his team at GreenBy3 offer a wide array of services, and Jorge’s professional network is extremely extensive. We were impressed with GreenBy3’s level of responsiveness and flexibility, and the vendors and other service providers we used repeatedly sang Jorge’s praises.” —Brittain Phillips, COO, The History Press Please specify a Flickr ID for this...

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Posted on Mar 7, 2013 in Client Projects, GreenBy3 Blog

Project BAM

Project BAM

Client: PeopleMatter Location: North Charleston, S.C. Scope: Redesign and reconfiguration of existing space Description: GreenBy3 was hired to take over the reconfiguration of PeopleMatter’s internal facilities at its current headquarters in North Charleston. GreenBy3 seamlessly took over project coordination to allow PeopleMatter employees assigned to the task to get back to what they do best: growing and expanding the company. Unique features: GreenBy3 incorporated reclaimed, like-new DIRTT wall and glass panels into the design, which saved the client money compared to the construction of offices using new drywall. Data communications were wired to all stations from above. The design incorporated an open floor plan, open ceilings and flexible work space. Client feedback: “We hired GreenBy3 to take oversight of this project. They had the expertise, local connections, and resources to make the project a success. GreenBy3 was the über project manager with the ability to communicate with company executives as effectively as they did with project managers.” – Mark Deaton, PeopleMatter Please specify a Flickr ID for this...

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