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Clark Material Handling Company Addition
Location Lexington, Kentucky Owner: Clark Material Handling Company Project Size: 12,000 square feet Architect: Stephanie Giblert Architect
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ORR Safety
Learn more about our Design-Build process. Location Louisville, Kentucky Owner: ORR Realtors Project Size: 80,000 square feet Architect: Architectural Investments
Bruss North America, Inc.
Bruss North America is a German automotive parts manufacturer with a headquarters in Russell Springs, Kentucky. Branscum was the Construction Manager for both Bruss North America’s phase I & II. Phase II expansion included manufacturing space, warehousing space, break room, and offices. Location Russell Springs, Kentucky Owner: Bruss North America, Inc. Project Size: 193,500 square feet
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Dr. Schneider Automotive Systems Renovation
Learn more about our Design-Build process. Location Russell Springs, Kentucky Owner: Dr. Schneider Automotive Systems Project Size: 50,000 square feet Architect: MSE of Kentucky
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Fruit of the Loom
Learn more about our General Contracting process. Location Bowling Green, Kentucky Owner: Fruit of the Loom Project Size: 100,000 square foot addition Architect: David Bryant, Fruit of the Loom
Lafarge Gypsum
Furnish and Erect a Pre-Engineered Metal BuildingConsisted of 7 buildingsSpecial steel coatingBlock #1 is 135′ high, largest plant of this type in this countryRepeat CustomerSBA Building of the Year Award Winner Location Palatka, Florida Owner: Lafarge Corporation Project Size: 700,000 square feet Architect:
Stupp Bridge Company
Heavy Pre-Engineered SteelTotal building 3,100 ft. long with 3,100-ton cranes running each section40-50 ft. eave heights3,000 tons of steel Location Bowling Green, Kentucky Owner: Stupp Bridge Company Project Size: 320,000 square feet Architect:
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