Orlando City

CASE STUDY:

Orlando City SC Training Grounds

Scope:

Demolition of 30,000 square foot MLB Houston Astros spring training clubhouse, built out and transformed into the MLS Orlando City Soccer Club training grounds.  This project encompassed bringing together all pertinent needs of the team into one facility to include locker rooms for the team, visitors and staff, training and fitness rooms, staff offices, press room, therapy room, cafeteria and players’ lounge.

Challenges:

JK2 worked with the club and architect in a combined effort to reduce the budget by nearly 50%, procure FF&E for the entire facility without any interior design plans and complete the project in six months. 

Orlando Science Center – The Hive: A Makerspace

Case Study:

Orlando Science Center – The Hive: A Makerspace

Scope:

The Hive: A Makerspace is over 3,000 square feet of collaborative workspace in which children can use high-tech tools and real materials to design and build their own projects. JK2 Construction was brought on to manage the complete design and renovation of the construction project. The company worked closely with the architect and Science Center team to come up with a vision for the space and make it blend seamlessly with the existing design of the building. JK2 Construction completed the demolition of the existing space and managed the build-out of new framing, drywall, carpet, and painting. Finishing touches, including cabinets and unique hexagonal shelves, storage bins and wall art, serve as inspiration to guests to manifest their creations.

Challenges:

The Orlando Science Center is always abuzz with activity, as it’s a favorite for families in Central Florida. JK2 Construction not only had to work with the team to ensure the space blended with the rest of the building, but we also had to complete construction on the third-floor space while activity continued elsewhere in the building. That included safely and effectively relocating mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire safety elements while working around guests and operational constraints of the facility. We were proud to be able to use our expertise to do that and give patrons a new space to explore.

 

 

AECC Industrial Park

AECC Industrial Park

Design / Build Contractor for the construction of 5 buildings and tenant build out within the Apopka Expressway Commercial Complex Multiple Flex Space Metal Buildings. Land development, civil engineering, and site permitting for this 10 acre industrial park were included services.

When completed, AECC will be comprised of 17 buildings ranging in size from 3,000 to 14,950 SF. Each building has been subdivided into units ranging from 875 SF to 2,500 SF. This allows the owners to sell or lease portions of the individual building in accordance with the predetermined unit designations. There are eight building pads remaining. ACEE is conveniently located off US Hwy 441 in North Apopka, 1 mile from exit 34 off the 429. Interested parties please contact with Fusilier Realty Group.

Westgate Palace Towers 1 & 2

Scope of Work:

Tower 1 – Renovation of the existing, occupied, 18-floor tower, while the floors above and below were occupied with guests. Noise and work hours were restricted so the guests’ experience was not affected, and the floor under construction was kept under negative pressure to contain all dust and debris.

Tower 2 – Demolition of all interior improvements to concrete structure. Provide new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for all 18 floors. Provide new penetrations in the existing post tension slab for the new MEP layout. Build out of all new rooms and common areas for the tower.

Universal Archway, Globe & Hardscape

CASE STUDY: 

Universal Archway & Hardscape

Scope:

Demolition of existing arch and globe construct a new and iconic entrance for Universal Studios Florida. This included the massive Universal globe, 65′ archway, the waterway hardscape between the two parks, as well as hotel access walkway connected to Universal Studios. 

Challenges:

The main ticket office and guest travel path was just outside the jobsite fence without disruption to the guest experience. Logistics were challenging as access was shared through our jobsite with several other contractors. New mechanical, electrical and plumbing were added. Multiple situations required the expertise of our team; aerial delivery by helicopter to place specialized xenon lights on the top of the arch; unique engineering installed to create the misting surrounding the globe; custom-made, sand-cast, decorative railing procured and installed for over 1000 FT from the Universal Studios bridge to the Islands of Adventure bridge.