News: Northern New England
Posted: May 3, 2012
Flynn Construction breaks ground on 13,100 s/f Evolution Rock + Fitness: design for $2.8 million project provided by Hilary Harris AIA
After nearly a year since the city approved their site plan, Evolution Rock + Fitness officially broke ground for a new $2.8 million facility on March 20.
Flynn Construction Corp. has begun construction of the new facility on Langodon Ave., located across from S&W Sports on South Main St. The Hilary Harris, AIA designed energy efficient 13,100 s/f steel facility will house the largest climbing gym in northern New England with more than 14,500 s/f of climbing.
Shown (from left, front row) are: Johnny Perillo, Flynn Const.; Carlos Baia, city of Concord manager; David Peterson and John Udaloy, Northway Bank; Nathan Faulkner, Hilary Harris, and Jay Jacobs, Evolution Rock + Fitness; Tim Golde, Golde Planning and Design; and Peter Flynn, Flynn Const.
Shown (from left, back row) are: Fred Cain, Sadco Site Development; Mark Ciborowski; Fred Keach; Jack Crisp, Crisp Law Firm; Tim Farmer, S&W Sports; Ray Dugdale, BDC Capital/ CDC New England; Stephen Plimpton and Nancy Carlisle, Nancy Carlisle Interior Plantings.
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