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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 21, 2014
Vantage Builders completes RapidMiner office space
Vantage Builders, Inc. constructed a new office setting for RapidMiner at 10 Fawcett St. Hired by building ownership, Griffith Properties, Vantage completed the project in three weeks.
Design was provided by architect Leslie Saul & Associates. The office has new paint and carpeting, cork flooring, and wood baseboards. IKEA cabinets were installed to allow for better office organization. Conference rooms and some offices feature IdeaPaint, a whiteboard paint that transforms walls into a dry-erase writing surface, boosting collaboration. The 3,400 s/f renovation project cost $100,000.
"RapidMiner's new office space has a very positive feel to it, one that perfectly matches the leading-edge, exciting work that they are doing," said Denise Regan, senior project manager, Vantage Builders.
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