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CM&B Construction Overview ICSCNY 2018.Indd ICSC NEW YORK DEAL MAKING 2018 CONSTRUCTION OVERVIEW RELEVANT PROJECTS RELEVANT PROJECTS WHOLE FOODS MARKET Bryant Park - New York, NY − Store features a restaurant and bar overlooking Bryant Park and The New York City Public Library, as well as a sushi bar; butcher shop; charcuterie and Expo; seafood, meat and produce stations; a coffee and juice bar; and a bakery − Interior fi t-up for a new 43,000-SF Whole Foods Market occupying two levels of the MetLife Building at the intersection of 42nd Street and 6th Ave − Situated one block away from Times Square, Whole Foods Market Bryant Park is a major addition to the increasing roster of eateries in Midtown and provide an immediate benefi t to residents, commuters and tourists RELEVANT PROJECTS SHAKE SHACK INNOVATION KITCHEN & FLAG SHIP RESTAURANT West Village - New York, NY Test Kitchen − Fit-up of existing 3,850-SF cellar space − Full service kitchen − Elevator access to restaurant above Restaurant − Fit-up of existing 3,000-SF +/- ground level space − At corner of Varick Street & Clarkson Street − Building own by Trinity Church and managed by Hines Group RELEVANT PROJECTS LE DISTRICT FRENCH MARKET Brookfield Place - New York, NY − Construction of a new 30,000-SF restaurant, food market, bar and lounge concept with supporting full- service commercial kitchen − Highly anticipated French market offering the best purveyors of fresh cheese, meat, pastries, candy and coffee, with tasting menus by renowned French chefs and the largest outdoor dining experience in Manhattan − Located across from the Freedom Tower in Brookfi eld Place, formerly the World Financial Center RELEVANT PROJECTS CHAPPAQUA CROSSING Chappaqua, NY − Complete redevelopment of the 120 acre former Reader’s Digest headquarters property to include 120,000-SF of ground-up retail space including a new 40,000-SF Whole Foods Market, fi ve restaurants, as well as a selection of shops that will complement the convenience and ambiance of the setting − The planned community will also offer fl exible offi ce and medical space and will feature a luxury town home development, as well as affordable housing − Site improvements will include a substantial subsurface drainage system, expanded parking areas and traffi c infrastructure improvements RELEVANT PROJECTS CLOSTER PLAZA Closter, NJ − Signifi cant construction, demolition and renovations of multiple buildings in an occupied/phased format at the existing 150,000-SF retail center originally constructed in the 1960s − Scope includes the demolition of existing structures and the construction of a new 50,000-SF Whole Foods Market shell − Renovations and upgrades were made to the retail center facades, pedestrian ways, mechanical infrastructure and the entire site parcel to accommodate a new mix of retailers and rebranding of the center PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER Princeton, NJ − Site improvements with a phased scope of work that includes new site lighting, curbing, pavements and pedestrian walkways RELEVANT PROJECTS LAKEWAY COMMONS Shrewsbury, MA − 375,000-SF development Lakeway Commons is part of a 23-acre mixed-use development located on the former site of Spags & Building 19, a cherished and now defunct local discount store − Lakeway Commons was designed to create the feeling of a village center with six buildings of varying scale, materials and massing. Anchored by a 50,000 SF Whole Foods market, this mixed-use lifestyle center offers a wide range of options for shopping, dining and entertainment − Scope of work included site-work to create a pad ready condition for 250 apartments and 14 townhomes − Demolition of 19 existing structures and their associated hardscapes, and the relocation of all utilities running through the site RELEVANT PROJECTS L.L.BEAN Cranston, RI − 15,000-SF fi t-up of new L.L.Bean store at Garden City Plaza and included an accelerated schedule L.L.BEAN Mashpee Commons - Plymouth, MA − 21,623-SF fi t-up that replaced the Gap store at Mashpee Commons. − A new fl oor opening was created on the second level for viewing to the main fl oor with a glass railing around the opening L.L.BEAN Bethesda, MD − Project is a 20,000-SF two story fi t-up in the Pike and Rose Development L.L.BEAN Yale University - New Haven, CT − 8,500-SF three-level fi t-out of a new L.L.Bean Retail Store located in a new Yale University Dormitory building RELEVANT PROJECTS 152 GROVE STREET Waltham, MA − Phased interior and exterior demolition and abatement of an existing manufacturing including a complete take-down of multiple small buildings/ structures located on the site to accommodate new construction which will result in 128,800-SF of offi ce space − Scope of work includes new landscape and hardscape, underground utilities, grading, paving, and new parking layout − The new façade design respects the building’s history while enhancing the window sizes and creating jewel box curtain wall entry points − CM&B worked with the client during the pre- construction phase on conceptual design reviews and site permitting RELEVANT PROJECTS CIPRIANI THE WATERLINE FOOD HALL New York, NY (currently in under construction) − New 28,000-SF fi t-up of an upscale food market in the new 5 acre Waterline Districts − Interior dining room, exterior dining and bar − Stations for guests to enjoy include: Coffee, Gelato/Pastry, Produce, Juice, Salad, Bakery, Pasta, Panini, Pizza with Wood Buring Pizza Oven, Cheese/Charcuterie, Butcher, Rotisserie, Fish & Crudo RELEVANT PROJECTS TIMEOUT MARKET NEW YORK Brooklyn, NY (currently under construction) − New 21,000-SF fi t-up will occupy two fl oors in Brooklyn’s Dumbo neighborhood − TimeOut Market New York will showcase: 20 food offerings, 3 Bars and an outdoor rooftop patio RELEVANT PROJECTS WHOLE FOODS MARKET Williamsburg - Brooklyn, NY − Interior construction of a multi-level building for a new Whole Foods Market − Scope of work includes fi t-up of new mechanical systems, elevators, escalators, PFlow Cart Conveyor, specialty food service areas and high-level fi nishes − Structural slab penetrations require extensive coordination for location, supplementary slab reinforcing and waterproofi ng − Store design features a neighborhood pub with dining area and a lower level parking garage RELEVANT PROJECTS WHOLE FOODS MARKET 3RD & 3RD Brooklyn, New York, NY − Construction of a new 56,000-SF, LEED Platinum Whole Foods Market including complete site reconstruction − Built on a contaminated Brownfi eld site next to the Gowanus Canal; the entire 4-acre property was remediated and re-developed to preserve the canal − 320-kW solar array including nineteen individual solar/wind powered site parking light fi xtures and six parking lot solar canopies which provide power back to the utility grid − Heating and cooling systems are integrated in a cogeneration plant that includes a backup generator, heat reclaim systems and chillers which provide heating, cooling, and hot water to the store − On-site water management system recycles rainwater and grey water for non-potable uses including restroom fi xtures and irrigation RELEVANT PROJECTS MARTINA East Village - New York, NY − Fit-up of a new 2,250-SF restaurant for Nick Anderer Executive Chef for Marta and Mialino of Union Square Hospitality Group − Martina is a spin-off of Marta, a larger Roman themed restaurant specializing in wood fi red pizza − Restaurant features handmade fl oor tile imported from Europe, a custom wood storefront and tile walls creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a Pizzeria in Rome RELEVANT PROJECTS SHAKE SHACK Astor Place, NY − 2,500-SF interior fi t-up at Astor Place in New York − This Shake Shack was a more complex fi t-up due to the fact that the building lacked gas requiring all equipment to run on electricity and this particular location is directly above the St. John’s University Library Archives − A second-fl oor mezzanine was built within the space in order to accommodate the MEPs as well as the Pollution Control Unit to reduce odors escaping to spaces above − This is the fi rst Shake Shack location to include Kiosk-only ordering for guests creating a cashless environment and an optimized kitchen for better output RELEVANT PROJECTS SHAKE SHACK Fulton Center, NY − 5,000-SF tenant fi t-up of a new Shake Shack restaurant prominently located on the second fl oor of the premier retail complex and transit center, where more than 300,000 passengers pass through daily − The unique space is a half oval with glass curtain walls on both sides looking out to the World Trade Center − Required a rigorous permitting and inspection process working with the MTA Authority − Fulton Center is Shake Shack’s eighth restaurant in Manhattan and is considered a high profi le location for the chain RELEVANT PROJECTS TIMEOUT MARKET BOSTON Boston, MA (under construction) − New 24,000-SF fi t-up will occupy the ground fl oor of 401 Park Drive in Boston’s Landmark Building − TimeOut Market Boston will showcase: 16 food offerings, 2 Bars, a Cooking Academy and a retail shop with local artists RELEVANT PROJECTS WEGMANS FOOD MARKETS Natick, MA − Phase 1 included signifi cant interior demolition of a former JC Penney at the Natick Mall to create space for a new multi-level Wegmans Food Market − This 140,000 SF fl agship store is the fi rst multi-level store within a major mall for Wegmans − Project features(2) full-service restaurant concepts by Wegmans called The Burger Bar and Blue Dalia Restaurant & Tequila Bar − This is Wegman’s fi fth store in Massachusetts and the fi rst multi-level store within a major mall RELEVANT PROJECTS WHOLE FOODS MARKET - INK BLOCK Boston,
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