Camp Bow Wow | 222 Grand Army of the Republic Highway, Swansea
Aimee and Jason Cyr are constructing an 11,000-square-foot facility for their new Camp Bow Wow franchise, which is a dog day care facility. The facility will have five indoor and five outdoor play yards that are designated by dog size and will be equipped with cameras so pet owners can watch their dogs from their mobile devices or computers during business hours. The building will have 75 boarding cabins, four luxury suites with individual cameras, eight teacup-dog-size condominium accommodations and a climate-controlled atmosphere with a 24-hour monitoring system. The outer exterior architecture was designed by Cornerstone Design/Build Services in Swansea. The site plan was crafted by Pro-Line Engineering, of Swansea. The metal building was created by SpaceBuilding, of Taunton. The general contractor is B Tech Construction, of Fall River. And the interior design plan was rendered by Interplan LLC, based in California.
[caption id="attachment_349775" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]
PBN PHOTO/CASSIUS SHUMAN[/caption]
Pawtucket Credit Union | 84 Old Tower Hill Road, South Kingstown
This 2,150-square-foot building will be the home to a new Pawtucket Credit Union branch, which will feature four private offices, a conference room, four teller windows, a walk-up ATM, as well as a drive-thru ATM and a drive-up teller window under a canopy. The building will house a one-story operation and be constructed at an estimated labor and materials cost of $342,000. The architectural design for the building was rendered by Paul Castellone, of Lincoln-based Castellone Architecture LLC, and the general contractor who constructed the building was Smithfield-based Graham Builders Inc.
[caption id="attachment_349776" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]
COURTESY DIPRETE ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES INC.[/caption]
Lincoln Residence Inn Marriott | 632 George Washington Highway, Lincoln
Prior to building the new Residence Inn, the town of Lincoln only had one operating hotel. The new 80,000-square-foot, four-story building, which began construction in late 2018, includes 107 rooms and sits on 8.8 acres of land. The hotel offers studios, as well as one- and two-bedroom suites, which have separate living and sleeping areas. It also includes a business center, a market, a fitness center, an indoor pool, a barbecue area and a firepit. The hotel sits adjacent to the Lincoln Mall, off Route 116 near the Route 146 interchange. Owners of the property, Brandt Hospitality Group, collaborated with Icon Architecture, DiPrete Engineering Associates Inc., Mancini Carter PC and Pare Corp. to design and construct the hotel. It is scheduled to be completed this fall.
