Heater Landing

Location: Lebanon, NH
Architect: Burnell Johnson Architects
Contract Amount: $8,297,277

The Heater Landing Project consists of one – 3 story wood framed apartment building in Lebanon, NH. There are 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units with 3 accessible units and 1 hearing impaired unit. All of the units are adaptable.

Bruder House Restoration

Location: Keene, NH
Architect: Scully Architects
Contract Amount: $994,929.00

Bruder House, built in 1839 was purchased by the Historical Society of Cheshire County to be used as an educational and cultural center for the public.

Renovations will include an addition of classroom, meeting and storage spaces, and a visitor information center.  Exterior renovations include a covered porch as well as a function area and a paved walkway incorporating commemorative bricks.

Summer Park Housing Phase I

Location: Hanover, NH
Architect: Banwell Architects
Contract Amount: $4,198,350.00

Located on 1.6 acres of land, this project includes 19,000 square feet of new construction and site work.  The Summer Park building will have 12 studio apartments and 12 one-bedroom apartments in a single 3-story building with an elevator and parking adjacent to the building.

It will be built to Universal Design Standards and attain Passive House Certification.

Construction is scheduled through 2020.

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Monadnock Marketplace Small Shops

Location: Keene, NH
Architect: Pepin Associates
Contract Amount: $2,159,734

This new 11,000 square foot retail building will be subdivided into three or four spaces for retail tenants on the Monadnock Marketplace campus. Monadnock Marketplace is southwest New Hampshire’s largest retail development. The building was designed by Pepin Associates Architects from Bloomfield Connecticut.

Area 51 Retail Store

Location: Chesterfield, NH
Architect: Daniel Scully Architects
Contract Amount: $2,526,948

This 11,000 square foot building was constructed for DT Partners, a national company that specializes in the development and sale of fireworks products. This is DT’s first retail store in the northeast, and was designed by Daniel Scully Architects of Keene, NH.

Moore Nanotechnology Systems

Location: Swanzey, NH
Architect: Weller & Michal Architects Inc. - Keene, NH
Contract Amount: $4,514,430

MOORE NANOTECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS – Named “2008 Company of the Year” by the State of New Hampshire Department of Economic development.

In December of 2009, Moore Nanotechnology Systems, LLC moved into their new 36,000 square foot facility located on Route 32 in Swanzey, NH. Ingram Construction Corporation is proud to have been selected as the Construction Manager for this state-of-the-art manufacturing facility that epitomizes the concept of sustainable building design.

As always, ICC worked closely with the Architect and Owner to plan and implement the many tiered design. The result is a building with greatly reduced energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions that delivers a “Beyond Code” level of performance. The building’s sleek clean design, comfortable well lit interior spaces, and thoughtful siting all brightly underline the commitment that the Owner/Design Team/Construction Manager made to delivering a project that can serve as an example of leadership toward a sustainable built environment.

Notable individuals and firms include:

Moore Nanotechnology Systems, LLC a subsidiary of The PMT Group. Key members include:
Len Chaloux – President and co-founder of MNTS
Newman Marsilius – President and CEO of The PMT Group
Tom Dupell – Vice President of MNTS
Charles Michal, AIA LEED AP LC, Principal-in-Charge ,Weller & Michal Architects
Bill Fleming, Design Team Captain, Weller & Michal Architects
Jeff Ingram, President, Ingram Construction Corporation
Scott Sharra, Project Superintendent, Ingram Construction Corporation
Paul O’Connor, Structural Engineer, Monadnock Engineering
Rob Hitchcock, Civil Engineer, SVE Associates
Wayne Whippie, Mechanical & Electrical Engineer, WV Engineering
SUR Construction, Site Work
Premier Concrete Construction, Cast In Place Concrete
Bonardi Steel, Structural Steel
Blanchard & Sons Drywall, Steel Framing & Drywall
Riess Construction, Insulated Metal Wall Panels
S&S Painting & Decorating, Flooring & Painting
A.L. Tyler & Sons, Mechanical Contractor
Hampshire Fire Protection, Sprinkler Contractor
F.H. Hamblet Electric, Electrical Contractor

Microspec Corporation

Location: Peterborough, NH
Architect: Scott M.H. Swanson/Architect
Contract Amount: $1,523,979

This project involved three major components. The first and most visible, is the new main entry which in itself is an opulent first impression. It is a glass and aluminum cube with wood grain ceiling and terrazzo tile floor. It combines the modern look of glass and metal, with the rich, classic look of natural wood. The project also includes an office area with two glassed in conference rooms and a small kitchenette. Just off the president’s and vice president’s offices, is a full glass sunroom. Five solar power arrays were also incorporated into the project for energy efficiency.

Piedra Fina Restaurant

Location: Marlborough, NH
Architect: Daniel Scully Architects
Contract Amount: $487,703

This former print shop, now houses a Latin Grille restaurant. In 2009, Ingram Construction was hired to build the original print shop building. The newest renovations include a new commercial kitchen, field-built banquet seating for family dining, polished concrete floors, and an enlarged parking lot with a pervious concrete surface. Extensive demolition and structural improvements took place prior to the total reconfiguration of the first floor. The many one-of-a-kind features make this adaptive re-use of an existing building a fine example of Ingram Construction’s ability to work with the Design Team and Owner to help realize the creative vision they have imagined.

St. Michaels Episcopal Church

Location: Brattleboro, VT
Architect: Taylor & Burns Architects
Contract Amount: $949,734

Renovation and addition to the existing church consisted of demolition, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, fire alarm, utilities upgrade to sewerage and electric services, a new elevator, a small chapel space, upgraded office and conference room spaces, and improved HC access to all areas of the church.

Corky Elwell – St. Michaels Episcopal Church
Robert Taylor – Taylor & Burns Architects
Scott Worden – Project Superintendent

United Church of Winchester

Location: Winchester, NH
Architect: Richard Monahon, Jr. Architects
Contract Amount: $686,696

This two story addition included upgrades to provide ADA accessibility to the existing worship space.  The addition houses a new elevator, stairwell, lobby, religious classroom and accessible restrooms. Renovations to the existing building included a new commercial kitchen and upgrades to the Fellowship Hall.  The building’s envelope was upgraded for energy conservation as well as structural upgrades to the floor system.

The Fells Historic Estate & Gardens

Location: Newbury, NH
Architect: Richard Monahon, Jr. Architects
Contract Amount: $97,525

Ingram Construction was brought in to renovate the west veranda of this 22-room colonial revival style home.  The work included a new cedar shingle roof and flashing, new gutters and renovation of existing copper leaders. Woodworking repairs were also completed on the eaves, beams and columns. Replacement of damaged brick patio surface including bricks and mortar were completed as well.

This 1,000 acre early 20^th-century historic estate includes numerous gardens of natural and cultured features making it a popular summer tourist location.  The land was initially acquired in 1888 by John Milton Hay, private secretary to Abraham Lincoln, and remained in the family until 1987. In 2008 an independent non-profit group became Owners, now known as The Fells.

Eagle Block

Location: Newport, NH
Architect: Paul Mirski
Contract Amount: $1,740,330

The Eagle Block Project was selected as one of the NH Preservation Alliance’s 25 Milestone Projects of the last 25 Years.

Fluent Inc.

Location: Lebanon, New Hampshire
Architect: Randall T. Mudge & Assoc.
Contract Amount: $1,947,932

Fluent is a 5 phase project encompassing 60,000 sf of floor space. This sprawling building has 225 individual offices, 14 conference room, 3 training rooms, and 3 fully equipped employee break room/kitchen/cafeterias. Fluent designs and develops computational fluid dynamics software—a field that is constantly changing and expanding. Accordingly, this building has to be adaptable to the ever changing state-of-the-art of information technology. Employee comfort is assured as each of the 225 offices has its own heat pump, exterior window, and custom designed built in office furniture.

Geographic Data Technologies

Location: Lebanon, New Hampshire
Architect: Randall T. Mudge & Assoc.
Contract Amount: $2,259,811

This 37,000 s.f. building was built in 2 phases. The original building consisted of 22,000 s.f. and was constructed in 1993. An additional 15,000 s.f. was added in 1999; both phases were built by Ingram Construction. The facility consists of a combination of private and open office areas, conference and training rooms, and support and public space. The interior of the building features a variety of high end finishes including barrel vault ceilings, structural glue laminated timber beams, wood block flooring, stainless steel and glass stair rails, and thousands of board feet of natural finish fir wood work and paneling. Training and conference rooms are equipped with state of the art communication and media equipment.

Holiday Inn Vacation Club at Mt. Ascutney – New Patio, Drainage & Structural Repairs

Location: Brownsville, Vermont
Architect: In House in collaboration with Engineering Ventures Inc., Lebanon, NH
Contract Amount: $278,443

Working closely with the Owner, Ingram Construction Corporation was able to improve several conditions at the Windham Building at the Ascutney Mountain Resort. The exterior brick paver patio was replaced with a beautiful stamped concrete one, the existing covered walkway was replaced with a combination frost wall/sidewalk structure, and the existing deck and stairway received extensive repairs. Most of the problems that ICC addressed were caused by very poor sub-surface drainage and all of these conditions were addressed as part of this contract.

Hinsdale Police Station

Location: Hinsdale, NH
Architect: Tennant/Wallace Architects
Contract Amount: $962,205

Ingram Construction Corporation provided Construction Management services to the Town of Hinsdale, NH for the purpose of building a much-needed, centrally located headquarters for the Town’s police department.

Tennant/Wallace Architects of Manchester, NH provided design services for the building which is situated on Main Street in the heart of Hinsdale. The site had formerly been the location of a wood framed building that served many purposes in its long lifetime. The building was destroyed by fire, leaving a vacant lot in the center of Hinsdale which will be filled with the new police headquarters.

The focus of the 4,200 square foot building is “functional economy”. The construction budget is lean and so Tennant/Wallace, the Town of Hinsdale, and Ingram Construction worked very hard to produce a new facility that has all the critical components a modern police department requires while keeping the construction cost within their budget.

Marlborough Pump House

Location: Marlborough, NH
Architect: SVE Associates
Contract Amount: $383,734

The town of Marlborough is the home of a growing company that requires an unusually high water demand for their manufacturing process. That demand coupled with an aging municipal infrastructure necessitated the town invest in new wells and update their facilities. ICC was hired to construct a new pump house and tie the new facilities into the existing municipal system. The work also included installing telemetry that networks the new wells with the two other pump houses and an existing water storage tank two miles away.

Town of Wilmington Highway Garage

Location: Wilmington, VT
Architect: Cotton & Belaski
Contract Amount: $781,502

The town of Wilmington VT outgrew its public works facility many years ago. In 2007 the voters supported the construction of a new 10,000 sf highway garage and separate salt storage building. This energy efficient facility houses public works offices, conference/training room and a kitchen in addition to ample room for their growing equipment fleet.