Bluepoint Solutions

by Burke Construction Group | Mar 16, 2019

Bluepoint Solutions

HENDERSON, NEVADA | ARCHITECT: HMC Architects | OWNER: Anthem Properties, LLC

Bluepoint Solutions

HENDERSON, NEVADA
ARCHITECT: HMC Architects
OWNER: Anthem Properties, LLC

Bluepoint Solutions featured a 13,580 square foot tenant improvement on the second floor of a Class A office building. Improvements included a complete HVAC system, fire sprinklers & alarm system, audiovisual, security systems as well as a complete office improvement build-out. Unique vintage style architectural design features and sustainable elements were incorporated throughout the project.

2013 Spotlight Award
Merit Award – Business IT Ecosystems
NAIOP – Southern Nevada

2012 Safe Sight Award
April
AGC – Las Vegas

Bluepoint Solution Large Conference Room

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385 Pilot Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
P: (702) 367-1040 | F: (702) 367-4083
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CORPORATE OFFICE
385 Pilot Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
P: (702) 367-1040 | F: (702) 367-4083
E: info@burkecgi.com

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Aloha Shoyu

by Burke Construction Group | Feb 12, 2019

Aloha Shoyu

NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEVADA | ARCHITECT: Knit Studios| OWNER: Aloha Shoyu Company, Ltd.

Aloha Shoyu

NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
ARCHITECT: SH Architecture
OWNER: Aloha Shoyu Company, Ltd.

This 28,500 square foot project consisted of converting a warehouse space into an FDA and Nevada Health Department certified food processing facility that produces Aloha Shoyu’s world famous teriyaki and soy sauces. Improvements consisted of the installation of a gas boiler, trench drains, high-pressure distribution lines, electrical and gas distribution systems. A 10,000 square foot “clean room,” unistrut ceiling structure and full epoxy flooring were also installed.

Close up of a red and yellow Aloha Shoyu Company Sign on a building

Front of the Aloha Shoyu store with the suite number, front door, and six Aloha logos on the windows.

Close-up image of equipment in Aloha Shoyu

Inside Aloha Shoyu Food Processing Facility

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P: (702) 367-1040 | F: (702) 367-4083
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CORPORATE OFFICE
385 Pilot Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
P: (702) 367-1040 | F: (702) 367-4083
E: info@burkecgi.com

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Seven Hills Behavioral Institute

by Burke Construction Group | Feb 10, 2019

Seven Hills Behavioral Institute Phases I & II

HENDERSON, NEVADA | ARCHITECT: Pacific Design Concepts | OWNER: Acadia Healthcare

Seven Hills Behavioral Institute

HENDERSON, NEVADA
ARCHITECT: Pacific Design Concepts
OWNER: Acadia Healthcare

Construction of the Seven Hills Behavioral Institute, a 26,400 square foot steel and block 56-bed psychiatric facility, consisting of an outpatient treatment clinic and a two-story in-patient treatment center. The second phase of this project consisted of an expansion and addition to the existing facility. Construction included the conversion of an existing one-story 15,000 square foot office building and the construction of a new one-story 2,415 square foot between the existing hospital and the expansion space.

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Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
P: (702) 367-1040 | F: (702) 367-4083
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CORPORATE OFFICE
385 Pilot Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
P: (702) 367-1040 | F: (702) 367-4083
E: info@burkecgi.com

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Fort Irwin National Training Center

by Burke Construction Group | Jan 30, 2019

Fort Irwin National Training Center

FORT IRWIN, CALIFORNIA | ARCHITECT: US Army Corps of Engineers | OWNER: US Army Corps of Engineers

Fort Irwin National Training Center

FORT IRWIN, CALIFORNIA
ARCHITECT: US Army Corps of Engineers
OWNER: US Army Corps of Engineers

A design-assist project to increase electrical energy efficiency for 37 buildings at the Fort Irwin National Training Center. The scope of this project included meter installations on all buildings to monitor progress from current existing facility systems to a newer energy efficient system. Additionally, the construction included the installation of new ballasts, occupancy control sensors and lighting control panels in all buildings and rooms as required.