Commercial Renovations

Large renovation projects are typically complex and present uncharted territory and challenges. M K Roark has successfully built so many significant renovation projects; they have become a specialty for us and include:

Corporate Headquarter Buildings & Campuses (including Ryder System, Citicorp, FP & L and First Union Bank)
Hotel & Multi-family Residential Building Renovations (including the Palace, Turnberry Isle & Balmoral Condominiums; and the Riande & Albion Hotels)
Office Building Retrofits (including 800, 1200, & 1401 Brickell Avenue, Doral Corporate Center, & Alhambra Intl Plaza)

Based on our peerless reputation for large-scale renovations, we were also selected to manage the Lincoln Road District Streetscape improvements, which reshaped and gentrified an approximately 20 block area in downtown Miami Beach and entailed a mind-numbing complexity factor. Our firm completed this high-profile project at this landmark location on schedule and within the original budget.

Many of our own larger design/build/development projects involved the adaptive reuse of older urban buildings (including 36 NE 2nd Street in Miami, the Higbee Building in Cleveland and the ABR Infocom Center in Toledo, OH) Heavy commercial renovations require the creative and hand-on approach that M K Roark has been able to successfully demonstrate again and again.

We Are Flexible

Renovations tend to be very unique and demand creativity. We deliver a flexible approach to best meet our Clients’ objectives and package the delivery method that is optimal to meet every Project’s goals, schedule and budget.

Saving Money
and Time

We always find ways to improve the quality and efficiency of every project while keeping the Designer’s and Client’s vision and intent; and working closely with them, we recommend alternatives that create reduce cost and save time.

Focused
Contracting Methods

Whether construction management, traditional general contracting or design/build; based on a lump sum or a fee, we work with our Clients to develop an approach that is right and takes into account complexity, risks, schedule and budget constraints.