This first-generation space was unique to Starbucks. It was the 15th in the country to be named an opportunity café which target underserved neighborhoods which then work with community leaders for job training and community service. The scope included a new concrete slab after rough in of all of the plumbing waste lines and drains. Build out also included installation of custom art and millwork.

Located east of the river, this Anacostia location also serves as an Opportunity Café, which targets underrepresented neighborhoods and works with community leaders for job training and community service. The 2,400 SF build out consists of custom pivot doors at the training room, plumbing for dozens of appliances and sinks, and custom millwork throughout.

Full interior fit-out of approximately 4,500 SF of space for an automotive dealership. This project required new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installation. High-end finishes and custom features were completed throughout the project. All of the detailed elements required careful coordination and close communication with everyone involved in the project.

Interior renovation of approximately 4,000 SF of space for an automotive showroom and service sales office. This renovation featured millwork, tile flooring, custom paint, wallcovering, glass office fronts, and specialized lighting in the project. Corenic’s work involved coordination and incorporation of dealership specialty and branding fixtures to meet customer’s expectations at project completion.

2nd Floor Addition – This project was a 10,000 SF, 2nd Floor interior fit-out. Construction of the conference rooms, training rooms, restrooms, and luxury pantry area were all included in this project.

Showroom – This project was a 30,000 SF automotive facility built from the ground up. Construction of new sales areas, employee lounges, and service areas were included as part of this project.

The Lamborghini showroom was a 4,000 SF interior renovation that consisted of drywall ceilings, new light fixtures, and an installation of 3’x4’ showroom tile, with Lamborghini custom millwork brought in from overseas. During the project, Corenic also did another 3,000 SF renovation which consisted of an executive office, conference room with new flooring, wallpaper, new lighting fixtures, paint, and glass partitions in the restrooms. Additionally, there are floor-to-ceiling glass storefronts for the sales offices.

The Curl Theory project was the conversion of approximately 985 SF of vacant retail space into a fully functional hair salon. Work consisted of demolition of the existing space, trenching of the slab to install plumbing for new sinks, installation of a new electrical panel and transformer, and new lighting. There were modifications to the sprinkler system to meet code, modification of the HVAC system, installation of new walls, flooring, acoustical ceiling, millwork, and solid surface counter-tops.

This buildout consisted of complete demolition of the existing space as well as ADA upgrades to the sidewalk and parking lot. Scope included new storefront, client specific millwork, motorized fabric shades, and teller scrim shade, vertical hardwood ceiling planks, 2 new single restrooms, new split system HVAC, and all new LED linear lights.