News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 15, 2008
MKDA designs 42,000 s/f for Greenwich Assoc. at High Ridge Park Corp. Center
MKDA designed the corporate headquarters for Greenwich Associates. The firm relocated to 42,000 s/f on two floors at High Ridge Park Corporate Center located at 6 High Ridge Park.
MKDA designed a 900 s/f mail and duplication room, where the firm produces its research documents and reports for financial companies, and a large pantry with a communal counter at the center core of the space.
High Ridge Park C.C, which is owned by George Comfort & Sons, contains six buildings totaling 583,000 s/f of Class-A office space on 40 acres.
Tenants include UST, Citizens Communications and TNS.
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