What We Build: Retail

We Build Efficiently

Retail projects have unique construction and schedule requirements. Our very high level of repeat business confirms our success and dedication. We have helped owners and developers meet specific market requirements for several years as evidenced by completed projects.

Borders Books, Music & Cafe

Client: Borders Group, Inc.
Cost: $400,000
Architect: MulvannyG2
Delivery Method: Negotiated

This project consisted of an interior building out of 25,500 square feet of retail and cafe space. The interior high-end finishes included millwork, ceramic flooring, high-grade carpet and lighting fixtures.

Clive Christians of Scottsdale

Client: Christians of Scottsdale
Cost: $750,000
Architect: Architectural Resource Team Inc.
Delivery Method: Negotiated

A 5,000 SF tenant improvement for an exclusive interior design, high-end kitchen and bath showroom catering to custom home builders throughout the western United States. The project included the addition of a 4,000 SF steel mezzanine.

Popular Outdoor Outfitters Retail Store

Client: Jack Straw, LCC
Cost: $600,000
Architect: Archicon, LC
Delivery Method: Select Bid

Brignall completed the shell and tenant improvements, including retail fixtures, for this new 24,000 SF retail store. This was the first Popular location built by Brignall Construction Company. and it was completed 35% faster than their previous ten stores had been.

College Book Center

Client: David Vanyo
Cost: $500,000
Architect: Hanson Architects
Delivery Method: Select Bid

The College Book Center occupies approximately 3,600 SF of this new 15,000 SF retail building. Tenant improvements for the book center were part of the base project. The remaining area of the building was speculative retail space.

Borders Book Store Paradise Valley Mall

Client: Borders Group, Inc.
Cost: $1,000,000
Architect: MulvannyG2
Delivery Method: Negotiated

The project included site work, shell modification and interior build out of  33,000 SF of retail space. A new store front entry and facade was built to provide better visibility from the street.