Commercial Office & Mixed Use

The Frederick Motor Company was a complete renovation of an existing showroom, service area, and exterior façade. A new car delivery bay was also added. The project took a dealership originally founded in 1917 with its current building constructed in the 1970s and turned it into one of Frederick’s most recognized showrooms.

Awards

2018 ABC Cumberland Valley – 1st Place, Renovation under $4 million

Byte Court Business Center is a one (1) story flex office / warehouse building totaling 33,000 SF that is situated on a 2.72-acre site. The site work included the relocation of existing below grade utilities, retaining wall construction, rock excavation, landscaping, site concrete, paving and the installation of all associated utilities. The building consists of eleven (11) 3,000 SF bays designed to accommodate tenants of multiple sizes. The structure includes load bearing exterior masonry walls with a structural steel roof frame. The building’s façade is comprised of prairie stone, split face CMU, precast concrete accents and curtain glazed aluminum curtainwalls. Three (3) 25-ton packaged VAV rooftop units and associated duct work make up the building’s HVAC system.

Whittier Office Building is a two (2) story mixed use building totaling 19,500 SF. The building is framed with structural steel, contains a composite slab on metal deck and bears on concrete spread footings. The building’s skin includes a mixture of masonry veneer, split face CMU, aluminum windows, curtainwall and fabric awnings. A false standing seam sloped roof line screens the roof top equipment, which aids in maintaining the building’s residential appearance. Core area finishes were provided on the first level, including entry foyers at the front and rear entry doors with a connecting corridor. Four (4) 20-ton packaged roof top units including all associated ductwork make up the building’s HVAC system. Site improvements include asphalt paving, an asphalt bike path, site lighting and all landscaping

Prior to the renovation this building housed the former Antietam Automotive which was automotive parts retail warehouse located in the City of Frederick. The structure itself consisted of several additions with multiple levels throughout its life. The exterior shape of the building was a nondescript rectangular structure with windows limited to the front facade. The original interior was comprised of warehouse areas, mezzanine parts storage and a partial 2nd floor for administration. The demolition included complete removal of the partial 2nd floor level, mezzanine and roof sections, demolition of all existing plumbing, mechanical, and electrical systems, and the preparation of sixty-seven new exterior openings to receive windows, curtainwall and storefront systems.

Trilogy I Office Building – is a class “A” 3-story concrete tilt-wall medical office building situated on a 3.5-acre parcel. The structure of the building is framed with structural steel that is supported by spread footings and exterior concrete wall panels. The façade of the building consists of aluminum storefront glazing, EIFS accents, and Tex-Cote paint with multiple accent colors. Interior Lobby finishes include high-end custom millwork panels, granite floors, vaulted barrel drywall ceilings, and accent lighting.

Trilogy II – After the successful completion of the Trilogy I building, Warner Construction began the Trilogy II Office Building, a class “A” 2-story concrete tilt-wall medical office building situated on a 3.5-acre parcel. The building was designed like the Trilogy I office building.

Awards

Trilogy I – 2012 ABC Excellence in Construction Award, 1st Place, Category A-2, Commercial Construction

Trilogy II – 2015 ABC Excellence in Construction Award, 1st Place, Category A-1, Commercial Construction

Creekside Plaza is an award-winning building that highlights Warner Construction’s collaboration and coordination abilities on a project that is situated in an urban environment with zero lot lines. The project is a true mixed-use building with street-level retail, 3 floors of office space, and 2 floors of residential space. The building contains a composite structural steel frame and the skin consists of face brick, architectural precast corner features, and glass fiber reinforced cornices at the parapets. Interior lobby finishes include custom millwork, elliptical drywall bulkheads, and metal ceiling tiles. The project also included the construction of all core areas, restrooms, typical lobbies, site work, and a sky bridge providing pedestrian access from the building to an adjacent parking garage.

Awards

2008 NAIOP Award of Excellence for Architectural Design – Best Mixed-Use Building