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Sustainable Features:
■ Structural Insulated roof panels over glu-laminated beams.
■ Dimmable fluorescent light fixtures.
■ Advanced lighting and shade controls.
■ Carpet with 15% recycled content.
■ Attached to existing building.
■ High efficiency roof top mechanical units.
■ Low VOC material and finishes.
■ Re-circulating hot water loop.
■ Structural Insulated roof panels over glu-
■ Advanced lighting and shade controls.
■ Carpet with 15% recycled content.
■ Attached to existing building.
■ High efficiency roof top mechanical units.
■ Low VOC material and finishes.
■ Re-
Project Quick Facts
Client:
The Cove of Lake Geneva
Condominium Association
Ms. Kathy Hurlbutt, Vice President of the Board of directors.
Ph. 847 741-0400
Address:
111 Center Street
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Features:
■ 4000 sq,ft, Banquet room with dividing operable partition
■ 2500 sq.ft. meeting room
■ State of the art audio visual systems
■ Addition is elevated to allow vehicular access to parking lot
■ Full service commercial kitchen
Size:
9,000 sq.ft. addition, three stories
Completed:
April 2006
Construction Cost:
$ 2,200,000
Client:
The Cove of Lake Geneva
Condominium Association
Ms. Kathy Hurlbutt, Vice President of the Board of directors.
Ph. 847 741-
Address:
111 Center Street
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Features:
■ 4000 sq,ft, Banquet room with dividing operable partition
■ 2500 sq.ft. meeting room
■ State of the art audio visual systems
■ Addition is elevated to allow vehicular access to parking lot
■ Full service commercial kitchen
Size:
9,000 sq.ft. addition, three stories
Completed:
April 2006
Construction Cost:
$ 2,200,000
Challenges & Solutions:
As the largest hospitality venue in the downtown Lake Geneva area, the Cove of Lake Geneva decided that they needed a banquet facility to keep pace with other similar accommodations in the Lake Geneva area.
After exploring several options, only one location on the building was practical and the addition would need to be elevated to allow vehicular traffic to pass under it. So the project was designed as a three story addition to the end of the complex with the top floor being a grand ballroom with 20’ high ceilings, with an operable partition room divider.
Below the ballroom is a generous meeting room with adjacent commercial kitchen and bathroom facilities. Both the Ballroom and Meeting room have state of the art audio visual systems controlled at an A/V room. The lowest level contains storage, and the mechanical/electrical room. All floors are connected by a new elevator.
After exploring several options, only one location on the building was practical and the addition would need to be elevated to allow vehicular traffic to pass under it. So the project was designed as a three story addition to the end of the complex with the top floor being a grand ballroom with 20’ high ceilings, with an operable partition room divider.
Below the ballroom is a generous meeting room with adjacent commercial kitchen and bathroom facilities. Both the Ballroom and Meeting room have state of the art audio visual systems controlled at an A/V room. The lowest level contains storage, and the mechanical/electrical room. All floors are connected by a new elevator.
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