Construction Today - December 2009 - (Page 86) Fulton in »The Gallery onMich., will Grand Rapids, include an art gallery. Commercial | TRIANGLE ASSOCIATES INC. – THE GALLERY ON FULTON Artistic Collaboration TRIANGLE ASSOCIATES HELPS BRING TO LIFE A MIXED-USE VISION IN MICHIGAN. BY CHRIS PETERSEN by the parking garage, which will have space for lthough much of the attention will 262 vehicles. be focused on what’s inside its main The parking garage will be surrounded by a component – the Urban Institute green screen system, a feature that Hemmes says for Contemporary Arts (UICA) – a www.triangle-inc.com should help the project achieve LEED certificanew building itself deserves some recognition • Construction budget: $25 million tion. The green screen features plants that grow as a work of art in its own right. The develop• Location: Grand Rapids, Mich. up a mesh screen to create a kind of enclosure ment, The Gallery on Fulton in Grand Rapids, • Employees on-site: Two full-time around the building. “The objective is to have Mich., will not only house the UICA and other supervisors tenants, but will also be the culmination of a • Project scope: 206,000-square-foot them grow high enough to enclose the parking facility,” Hemmes says. lot of careful planning and forward-thinking. mixed-use development Construction on the project began in The owners of construction manager September 2008, and is planned to open to the Triangle Associates Inc. also are part-owners –Dustin Hemmes, project manager public on Sept. 1, 2010. Originally, the site was of The Gallery on Fulton, and Project Manager occupied by a six-story parking deck that was Dustin Hemmes says the company is working torn down earlier in the decade. Hemmes says in close concert with its partners to ensure the the plans for the project took several years to fully develop, and the comfinished product is a benefit to Grand Rapids. “We work well together munity has been eagerly anticipating its completion. “This project has and continue to do so,” he says. been a long time coming,” he says. Taking up half a city block in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids, The Gallery at Fulton will be a 206,000-square-foot mixed-use development anchored by the UICA gallery. The UICA will rise five floors above Multiple Styles street level, with the upper seven floors occupied by 56 high-end apartJust like some of the artwork that will be featured inside the UICA, The ments. About two-thirds of the development’s footprint will be taken up Gallery on Fulton is something of a mixed-media project. Hemmes says Triangle Associates Inc. – The Gallery on Fulton “Triangle has fantastic people.” CONSTRUCTION-TODAY.COM DECEMBER 2009 http://www.triangle-inc.com http://www.CONSTRUCTION-TODAY.COM Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Construction Today - December 2009 Construction Today - December 2009 Contents News/People/Calendar 2010 Construction Forecast Special Focus Product Showcase: Hand Tools F&R Construction Group Inc. Suffolk Construction: Met 2 Weitz Co.: Solaris at Crossroads Chance Construction Co. Allied Building Products Corp. Bird Construction Co. Inc.: Condado Vanderbilt Hotel Broccolini Construction Inc.: EDC Headquarters CJ Pink Ltd. Cobra Corporate Management Inc. DDRM: The St. Regis Deer Crest Resort IDEURBAN Q.B. Construction T.N. Ward Co. EllisDon: North Park Quad Pad Arena REIG Capital Rehabilitation Blumenfeld Development Group & Forrest City Ratner – East River Plaza Clark Construction: Michigan International Speedway Morton Buildings Inc. 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