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Posted: January 23, 2014
Jewett Automotive Design & Construction completes renovations to Lexington Toyota - Designed by the Curtis Architectural Group
Jewett Automotive Design & Construction, a division of Raymond, NH-based Jewett Construction Company, Inc., has completed an extensive renovation of the Lexington Toyota dealership at 409 Massachusetts Ave.
Designed by the Curtis Architectural Group, the project involved a complete refit of the front and side façades of the building. The outdated roofline and painted brick exterior were upgraded to an aluminum composite panel skin and the addition of the iconic Toyota "portal." An outlying, pre-owned sales building received the same, updated look and the rear of the buildings were re-painted. All work was completed while the facility was in full operation with great care taken to not disrupt the client's business.
Jewett Automotive specializes in design/build auto dealership facilities, auto dealership additions, auto dealership renovations and auto dealership fit-ups all across New England-completing more than 50 such projects in the last few years.
Their many repeat clients include such well-known organizations as Commonwealth Motors, the Grappone Automotive Group, the Route 44 family of dealerships, RC Olsen Cadillac, Ford of Londonderry and Watertown Ford.
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