Projects

The objective of this project was to provide the Corridor Sections of Auburn University's Lowder Hall with a complete interior renovation as per the design intent provided by the customer. This interior renovation (provided to both the first & second floors of the corridor section) included, but was not limited to: Demo and replacement of all existing flooring in hallways with new ceramic tile and rubber cove base; Demo and replacement of all acoustical ceiling grid/tile system; Installation of new handrail systems on second floor overlook; Installation of new stairwell railing system; Installation of new ACM Column Wraps; Remove and replace all classroom doors & hardware; Application of new wallpaper to all existing hallway walls.

Located in Tyrone, GA, Bethel Atlanta Church’s new 14,000 SF Retreat Barn is a custom rustic wooden worship space. Being a ground up/design build project, Carlisle Construction was responsible for design of the Architectural, Electrical, Civil, Structural, and Mechanical aspects of this project.

Cason’s Tap Room is a tribute to Callaway Gardens’ founder, the late Cason J. Callaway’s pioneering spirit and fortitude. The restaurant and bar offer handcrafted cocktails, modern Southern cuisine, and the latest craft beers on tap in a setting that would make Callaway’s founder proud to entertain colleagues, friends, and family alike. Desiring to renovate an existing section of The Lodge and Spa’s dining facility, Callaway Gardens hired Carlisle Construction to bring their design to fruition. Scope of work included: New interior finishes (paint, wood staining, etc.); Custom Fabricated Stainless-Steel Bar & Countertop; Custom Fabricated Chandelier; retrofitting electrical to match new design layout.

The Lodge & Spa Conference Center Renovation included the complete interior finish refresh of the 28,000 SF space. This work was conducted in phases to allow for the center to maintain its busy schedule. Each phase was safely delineated with a protective barrier. Finish upgrades included: New Flooring; Wall Repairs/ Wallpaper Removal; Painting and Re-staining of all wood surfaces.

The Callaway Gardens South Pine Cottage Renovations was the complete interior refresh and exterior deck rebuilds of x220 1,100 SF cottages. This project was phased to accommodate the customers and families that annually visit the Gardens. Scope of work included: Renovated interior flooring with new Interface flooring system, upgraded interior finishes, installed upgraded furniture, installed upgraded interior lighting, constructed, and installed new exterior porch decks.

Carlisle Services was hired by St. Francis Hospital in Columbus, GA for the Interior Renovation of their Cardiology Floor. The scope of work for this project consisted of: Wall Demo and Relocation; Installation of new Casework; Installation of new Lab Sinks; Interior Painting; New Flooring; Acoustical Ceiling.

Carlisle Construction was responsible for the Raze and Re-Build of Circle K/Flash Food’s newest location in Thomaston, GA. The existing Flash Foods structure, as well as 2 adjacent properties, were demolished and combined into one site to allow for the construction of a new 4,300 SF Circle K Store.

Carlisle Services was hired by Lifepoint Health for the Data Center Relocation at St. Francis Hospital, Columbus, GA. The scope of work for this project consisted of: Demo of existing Sprinkler System, HVAC and Electrical; Modifying Sprinkler System for new layout; New 6” Concrete Curb and 4” Concrete Slab (Slab was core tested); Rerouting new Condenser Refrigerant Lines; Bore and Sleeving of piping through Walls (all penetrations were sealed); Installing New 4070 Door and Frame; Installing New LIEBERT HVAC Unit; Retrofitting Electrical systems for new layout; New Landscaping.

Carlisle Construction publicly bid the Improvements for FDR State Park in Pine Mountain, GA. The improvements included new campsites, full hook ups for campers and recreational vehicles, improving existing sites and building two new comfort stations.

The Renovation of Bldg 358 on Ft. Benning consist of the complete demolition and rebuilding of multiple office spaces, mech rooms, restrooms, and conference/training rooms. The improvements also include the relocation of a FM 200 Fire Suppression System, multiple HVAC and plumbing upgrades and the relocation of a Restroom.

The Renovation of Bldg J 2535 on Ft. Bragg, SC consist of the following Scope of Work: Refinishing worn/damaged exterior metal panels; disassemble and removal of existing racking; deck leveling and repair to existing concrete loading docks; renovation to existing office space build outs (Interior finishes; ceiling grid system; flooring; painting; electrical); renovations to existing restrooms; patching to asphalt parking area/road; retrofitting and replacing existing electrical and systems hookups within the building.

Work performed at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Medical Center in Ft. Gordon, GA consists of: Removal and replacement of all Acoustical ceiling throughout corridors and rooms of hospital; replacement of all Over-Head Speakers both in the Acoustical ceiling & hard ceiling. In keeping with Infectious Control guidelines for hospital work, all work is done within a negative air containment area assembled and moved by Carlisle Construction.

Carlisle Construction renovated of 5,600 SF of space in the Jule Collins Smith Museum of art. Work included protection of museum surfaces; setting up temporary cooling and conditioning; dust protection in a critical museum space; applying BASWAphon Acoustical plaster and insulation product on a large portion of the museum; Installing acoustical sound panels; prepping and painting existing museum surfaces; applying thermal window tint to museum windows and replacing any broken windows; extending and retrofitting sprinkler and electrical fixtures; installing new lighting in the museum café; performing a system duct cleaning; performing a final system T&B; modifying existing metal architectural features per museum guidelines and directives; and cleaning the construction space. This work was accomplished with a hard deadline in a tight time frame.

Carlisle Construction was hired by Modern Forge to Design-Build their newest plant expansion at their Piney Flats, TN Location. The project involved first organizing with our design team (Architects; Civil Engineers; Structural Engineers; Mechanical Engineers; Electrical Engineers) to finalize a design for the approval of the Modern Forge representatives. After this, construction began, consisting of: Site Work and Grading; Forming and pouring multiple pits, numerous power and utility trenches, and 8 slabs of over of the 13,000 SF Slab; Setting over 20 Micro piles at an average depth of 51 LF; Erecting the Steel Building Package; New Roofing; Interior Trenching; Electrical and Mechanical Hookups for retrofitting machinery.

Carlisle Construction publicly bid the New Construction of the 4,800 SF Fire Training Facility. The new building was a pre-engineered metal building with equipment roll up doors, sealed/stained concrete floors, office/training room build out, and site package. This project also included design components for the slab and structure.

Carlisle Construction was hired by St. Francis Hospital in Columbus, GA for the replacement of the existing equipment in their Nuclear Medicine Unit. The Scope of Work included: Demolition of the ceiling, floors, anchor bolts, existing mechanical and electrical; Install new HVAC Package including Plumbing and Mechanical GAS; Install New Trane DOAS-1 & Trane Tracer BAS Control Systems for standalone operation of HVAC System; Retrofit Existing Fire Suppression system; Install New Electrical Package; New Manington Bio-Spec Sheet Heat-Treated Welded Flooring w/ Flashed Coverings; Drywall Patch back; New Drywall Ceiling; Painting of all interior walls.

Carlisle Construction proposed and built a 2700 SF. Materials Control Lab addition at Pratt-Whitney Columbus plant. This building is inside the existing structure and consists of structural steel framing, insulated metal panels, and typical industrial interior finishes. The mechanical and electrical scopes for this project were incredibly complex and accounted for half the project cost. Carlisle Construction significantly enhanced the design of this structural in a post-bid design review and constructability design analysis. As a result of this, Carlisle proposed constructability changes such as exchanging wood framing construction to Type 2 structural metal framing and joists in order to meet code compliance, strengthen the overall design and maximize the customer’s investment.

Carlisle Construction was hired by Pratt and Whitney to construct the new concrete pad for their Nitrogen holding systems. This 2,200 SF Concrete pad was designed to hold three 30’-0” industrial metal silos. Each silo holds approximately 1 million pounds of Nitrogen.

Carlisle Construction provided an FFP proposal and was selected to expand the existing Pratt-Whitney manufacturing plant by adding a 14,000 SF building designed to house a new disc press. The construction includes: Removal of existing pre-cast concrete panels, protection of existing plant to avoid any inhibition of ongoing manufacturing, installation of concrete pits, walls, and trenches, rerouting of underground utilities; extension of plant process utilities and piping; installation of structural steel framing; supplying and installing switchgear; and new building envelope on a restrictive shortened timeline to meet the press arrival date.

Carlisle Construction was hired by Pratt and Whitney to form and pour 3 new Press Foundations at their Columbus, GA Manufacturing Facility. All Excavations were done to Pratt and Whitney Standards, to include: Machine excavation with scratch-and-probe, GPR scanning (slab, below slab, 3’-0” elevation below slab). Each Press Pit was Approximately 24’-0” x 22’-0” and Approximately 6’-6” in Depth.

Carlisle Construction was approached to renovate and restore Christ the King Catholic Church in Pine Mountain, GA after the original sanctuary was struck by lightning and sustained major fire and water damage. This scope included demolition of the damaged heavy timber package, damaged interior finishes, and the entire front walkway sidewalk and canopy. Carlisle Construction installed, sanded, and stained a new heavy timber package, installed a new nonvented roofing system, installed all interior finishes including an Armourcoat Polished Plaster system, and rebuilt the front entrance cloister with a matching heavy timber package and installed a new exposed aggregate sidewalk walkway and stone columns. Carlisle also participated heavily in the design process towards the end of this project, contributing to the site package design and recommending many of the final finishes and methods.

Carlisle Construction was hired by St. Francis Hospital in Columbus, GA for the Interior Renovation of their Cysto Operation Room. The Scope of Work included: Demolition of the ceiling, floors, anchor bolts, existing mechanical and electrical; New Mechanical Package; Retrofitting Existing Sprinkler Heads to match new layout; New Electrical/ Lighting Package; Drywall Patch back (Lead Lined gypsum board); Wall infill from removed 3070 door; Framing for Surgical Lighting installed into ceiling; New Gypsum Board Ceiling; Paint all walls & Ceiling; Install New Heat treated Welded Flooring System with Flashed Coving.

The objective of this project was to conduct phase two of an overhaul renovation to the Auburn University Student Center. This phase included demolishing and replacing all the flooring, wall coverings, and rubber base on the entire second floor of the structure, including within the cafeteria/food court area, multiple classrooms, and conference rooms attached to the main area of the center. Carlisle Construction strategically planned this project in several phases to facilitate the continued use of the building throughout the duration of the project, including occupation by students, visitors, and several large orientation camps. This project included demolishing all flooring and rubber base; providing and installing new VCT flooring and rubber base; and repainting all walls, including removal of wallpaper and preparation of walls when necessary.

Carlisle Construction was responsible for the design and renovation of Synovus Bank’s 5-story 60,000 SF Broadway Tower located in the heart of Columbus, GA’s Historic Downtown area. This building supports Synovus from an administrative level and includes a fully operational bank branch on the ground floor. The facility was occupied during construction, offering many challenges. The scope of work included but was not limited to: Waterproofing the basement; Replacing the whole of the structure’s windows on the exterior of the building; Renovating interior finishes for each floor for new business units.

Carlisle Construction was responsible for the white box build out of the new Synovus Bank Branch Location in Tallahassee, FL. Being located in un-occupied retail space, Carlisle construction saw to the instillation of new Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Systems. The Design also included: All New Architectural Finishes; Enhanced Banking Technology; Form Kiosk System Teller Stations; Uni-banker conference space; financial goal meeting rooms; A Modern Image Package with Local Graphics; and a New Slat Wall.