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Project Update: Power Bar

by Brad Iverson-Long

Published: December 20,2012

Photo courtesy of HC Company

A remodel of Power Bar’s 2,000-square-foot Boise test kitchen is wrapping up this month. The project consisted of demolition of the existing and new build-out of a testing room, wash room,  office space and the application group’s SensoryViewing & access room. Additionally, the project included a 500-square-foot structural steel mezzanine for mechanical systems.

HC Company was the general contractor on the project, based on designs by Glancey Rockwell & Associates and engineering by Stapley Structural Engineering and Musgrove Mechanical/Electrical Engineers.

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