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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 25, 2015
South Coast Improvement Co. begins $2.4m Hannoush Jewelers project
Hannoush Jewelers -North Dartmouth MallDartmouth, MA South Coast Improvement Co. was contracted by Hannoush Jewelers to build out the jeweler’s new location on Rte. 6. Currently, Hannoush Jewelers is located in the North Dartmouth Mall.
Said Hannoush owner Louis Silva, “We’ve really been wanting to service our customers a lot better. We have thousands of customers – we need the extra space. So we decided to do something on our own.”
The new store will be on a 3.5 acre parcel between Brandt Ave. and Greystone Ave. The $2.4 million project will include retail space both for Hannoush Jewelers and other retailers.
“We established a retail division earlier this year specifically for projects like this,” said Tom Quinlan, president of South Coast Improvement Co. “We are extremely excited to get started and looking forward to the diamond we create out of this rough.”
Work will continue throughout the remainder of 2015. A December 15, completion date is anticipated. Thompson Farland, Inc. is the construction manager and C2 Design | Architecture, PC is the architect for the project.
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