R.I. National Guard Joint Force Headquarters | 2841 South County Trail, East Greenwich
Station Row | 80 Smith St., Providence
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Work is continuing on the extensive $54 million, 145,000-square-foot residential development located adjacent to the MBTA-Amtrak train station on the corner of Smith and Canal streets. The project developed by John M. Corcoran & Co. LLC and Trilogy Development, formerly known as The Commons at Providence Station, was described as an investment aimed at growing demand for the city’s rental housing need, as previously reported by PBN. The project broke ground in December 2016, and is expected to be finished by the fall. R.I. Commerce Corp. authorized $5.5 million in real estate taxes from the Rebuild Rhode Island program for this project. Once completed, The Commons will have 169 rental units with 170 subsurface parking lots, a yoga room and high views of the Statehouse for tenants. RGB Architects, of Providence, is the architect and Tocci Building Corp., of Woburn, Mass., is the general contractor. / PBN PHOTO/JAMES BESSETTE[/caption]
Longplex Family Fitness & Sports Center | 300 Industrial Way, Tiverton
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The 187,000-square-foot, $12 million athletic complex is close to becoming a reality. All site work and steel were erected after ground first broke on the project in November 2016. The project is set to be completed by the end of this summer. The athletic facility will have two turf fields, a karate center, an outdoor ice rink, a restaurant, and volleyball and basketball courts. The building’s second floor will offer an indoor running track, gym space, a bounce house and an arcade from Ryan Family Amusements. The complex will offer adult leagues in volleyball, roller hockey, deck hockey, basketball and soccer, as well as sports and workout classes. LDL Studios, of Providence, is the architect and Maverick Inc., of Tiverton, is the general contractor. DiPrete Engineering, of Cranston, completed the site design, land surveying, landscape architecture and construction documents for the project.
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