News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 15, 2012
AlliedCook completes Coliseum Senior Residence's 39,000 s/f addition
Within a 11-month schedule, AlliedCook completed the 5-story addition to the Coliseum Senior Residence. The addition provides for 40 new one-and-two bedroom, ADA compliant units for the 55+ community.
In addition to the 40 units, the 39,000 s/f addition includes exercise and activity rooms, sitting areas and a library. The facility also features a community dining and kitchen area as well as a pergola-covered patio. AlliedCook also updated the mechanical systems and performed cosmetic renovations to the community spaces in the original building while fully occupied.
AlliedCook has been building in New England since 1958. With a focus on construction management, AlliedCook has a reputation for quality and service in the commercial construction industry. AlliedCook's experience includes new construction, LEED certified buildings, historical renovations and additions on a range of projects.
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