Shawmut Design and Construction selected to build two new Shake Shack restaurants

Shawmut Design and Construction, located at 560 Harrison Ave. in Boston, has been selected to build two new Shake Shack restaurants for Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group (USHG). Presently under construction, the Shake Shack located at 1849 Post Rd. East is scheduled to be completed this month. This project will mark the first Shake Shack located outside a major urban area. Shawmut is also scheduled to begin work on a Shake Shack located at 409 Fulton St. in downtown Brooklyn this month. It will take approximately eighteen weeks to complete. Each Shake Shack is tailored to fit the neighborhood it is located in, and the design concept incorporates sustainable and reclaimed elements to minimize its environmental footprint. Shawmut has previously constructed seven Shake Shack restaurants over the past four and a half years, and since 2007, has served as the construction management firm for multiple projects by USHG, including Blue Smoke Restaurant, Maialino, and Untitled at the Whitney.

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