Middleton Oaks Mixed-Use

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• Market:  Mixed-Use Development | Commercial Office + Retail + Multi-Family

• Our Role:  Development + Architecture + Construction

• Project Value:  13M

• Project Duration:  2YR

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StudioPLPV continuously works to bridge the gaps in the industry. The traditional roles of architects, cost engineers, planners, superintendents, and project managers are broken down and refocused for one purpose. We build. Middleton Oaks offered studioPLPV the opportunity to work in the manner that best suits our DNA. We were instrumental from project conception through project close-out and orchestrated every phase without being held back by standard industry roles.  And, it was fantastic. Coordinating with attorneys, loan officers, real estate professionals, county engineers, zoning officials, subcontractors, building officials, and most importantly the end-users, is simultaneously exhausting and invigorating. There is no greater sense of accomplishment than seeing an idea flourish into physical form. Middleton Oaks gave us that opportunity and what we learned during the project became the foundation of studioPLPV. If you’re interested in the nuts and bolts, keep reading.

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Project Summary:

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• Multi-Family | Commercial Office + Retail | Single-Family

• 13 Acre Site | Planned Business Overlay

• 30,000 SF Commercial | 40 Multi-Family Units | 14 Residential Units

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​Project Responsibility:

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• Phase I + II Environmental Reports

• Geo-Technical Reports | Soil Engineering

• Zone Change | Variance Approval

• Conceptual Planning + Estimating

• Proforma + Project Cash Flow Analysis

• Purchase Contract | Options | Closing

• Site Development + Civil Construction

• County Engineering + Public Utilities

• Building + Energy Code Analysis

• Structural + MEPF Engineering Coordination

• Construction Documents + Building Permit

• Scopes of Work + Competitive Bidding

• Subcontractor Agreements + Purchase Orders

• Project Scheduling + Implementation

• Site Supervision + Project Management

• P+L Statements + Work in Progress Reports

• Project Close-Out | Unit Occupation

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Always remember, building should be fun. If it's not, we should be talking!

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