吃瓜社

Skip to content

Callahan Construction Managers

Search for:

吃瓜社 knows that developing the next generation of skilled workers is important to everyone in the construction industry. Working in Somerville at Assembly Row – Block 6 has provided 吃瓜社 with the unique opportunity to create a program for local young adults at Somerville High School’s Center for Technical Education (CTE) to participate in the process of building a new neighborhood in their own
community.

吃瓜社 project staff worked with the High School’s CTE Leadership to create a program that helps to develop real life skills through coaching. While the program is still young, the 吃瓜社 project team at Block 6 is excited to be able to help local kids see how a high rise building gets put together. They’ve already had one very successful day mentoring about a dozen tradesmen showing them the details about how deep foundations are built. “We hope to have several similar training days for students once the project gets closed in and safe areas can be made available for job shadowing later in 2016″, said Dave Morrow, Project Executive at Callahan Construction Managers.”The students and the staff are excited and committed to taking this program to the next level”.

Mayor Gary Christenson recently attended an official ribbon cutting celebrating the completion of the residences at 鈥�480 Main at Malden Square.鈥� The development includes 195 market rate apartments with on-site parking. Currently, the building is 78 percent occupied.

An empty lot for nearly a decade, the site is now the location of state-of-the-art residences featuring studio, one and two bedroom apartments. Located right outside Malden Square, the development boasts the convenience of a five minute walk to the Malden Center MBTA Station. The building features a 24-hour fitness center with yoga studio, swimming pool with grilling stations, computer caf茅, media room, movie theatre for residents, a business center and is pet friendly. The resident lounge is warm and inviting with a fireplace and a billiards table. There is also ground floor retail space available for lease.

鈥淢alden is a great example of a city that is on the rise, remaking itself into a coveted, unique location with a presence and life independent of Boston for its residents but still readily accessible to all parts of the greater Boston area,鈥� said Chris Todd, head of real estate development, Priderock Capital Partners. 鈥淢alden has quite rightly understood that top quality new apartment buildings like 480 Main increase property tax revenues to the City and require very little expensive services such as school capacity in return. 480 Main is a catalytic development; it鈥檚 top quality construction, distinctive architecture and most importantly its new residents will spur re-development and rehabilitation of our neighborhood.鈥�

As the newest apartment building in Malden Square, the fa莽ade is complimentary to the surrounding historic properties which include the First Baptist Church, Malden Public Library, One Salem Street and the Oddfellows Building.

For more information about 480 Main at Malden Square, please visit

Construction has begun at Marina Bay in Quincy, MA. 吃瓜社 recently began preparing the waterfront site for 352 residential units in two four-story wood framed high-end apartment buildings with 17,000 square feet of retail space on the ground floors. The complex will also include two levels of below grade parking. Due to the the site’s waterfront location, 吃瓜社 will be repairing an old seawall and 22,000 square-feet of new boardwalk space on wood piles. This is 吃瓜社’s third project with Hines.

吃瓜社 and Benchmark Senior Living recently broke ground on an 87 unit Senior Living Community in Woburn, MA. The project involves the construction of a structural steel building and is based on a prototypical design that Benchmark Senior Living has adopted for its properties. The building includes of 20 Memory Care units which provide a variety of services for those with Alzheimer’s and other illnesses that cause memory impairment. The remaining 67 units are Assisted Living units which contain individual bathrooms, kitchenettes and living spaces.

This is 吃瓜社’s second project with Benchmark Senior Living, having recently completed Benchmark’s Shelton, CT. facility. “We are delighted with the outcome, and already know this project is on it’s way to becoming a terrific success for Benchmark”, said Chairman and CEO, Thomas H. Grape in regards to their Shelton, CT project with 吃瓜社.

Currents on the Charles is a luxury four-story wood frame, riverside apartment community located on a former parking lot along the Charles River at 36 River Street in Waltham, MA. The M-shaped building, clad in brick along the urban street sides, hosts 200 rental apartments on a 4.1-acre site. The complex features numerous floor plans including studio, one, two and three bedroom layouts. The community includes a package of high-end amenities such as a resort-style swimming pool with an outdoor kitchen featuring gas BBQ grills and wet bar, a state-of-the-art fitness center and sports lounge, and an internet caf茅. Each unit is equipped with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, high-quality cabinets and lighting, walk-in closets, and an open kitchen/living design with wood floors throughout. Select residences also include private balconies that overlook the Charles River as well as walk out patios for first floor residences.

The building also offers a two level steel framed, below-grade parking structure that includes a new 35-foot retaining wall built along River Street. The parking garage offers up to 400 parking spaces.

Construction commenced in June of 2013 and was completed in May of 2015. The building was turned over in three phases with an overall schedule of 24 months. The first of which included the leasing office, fitness center, media room and lounge. The two remaining blocks finished 60 days each after the first block.

The project architect is Cube 3 Studio of Lawrence, MA. Cube 3, founded in 2003, is a dynamic and responsive design firm with the vision and conviction to provide thoughtful design solutions. Their portfolio includes academic, corporate, healthcare, hospitality, residential, and retail projects. They work on a local, regional, and national basis, with completed and ongoing work in 23 states.

The general contractor is Callahan Construction Managers of Bridgewater, MA. 吃瓜社 is a full service construction company, with over 60 years of experience, serving the New England and Mid-Atlantic regions. They provide a wide range of preconstruction and construction management services, and execute large- and small-scale building projects for clients in the senior housing, residential, hospitality, corporate, and retail markets. 吃瓜社 has extensive experience in the commercial construction industry and has worked with many large New England developers and property managers.

The owner and developer of the property is Hines. Hines is a privately owned global real estate investment firm founded in 1957 with locations in 185 cities in 19 countries. Hines has $84.9 billion of assets under management, including $42.7 billion for which Hines provides fiduciary investment management services, and $42.2 billion for which Hines provides third-party property-level services. The firm has 104 developments currently underway around the world. Historically, Hines has developed, redeveloped or acquired more than 1,000 properties, totaling over 339 million square feet. The firm鈥檚 current property and asset management portfolio includes 511 properties, representing over 176 million square feet.

Ironworkers Local 7 is pleased to announce that they have entered into a Project Labor Agreement with Callahan Construction for the next phase of Development by Federal Realty Investment Trust at Assembly Row in Somerville. Ironworkers Local 7 is excited with this new agreement with Callahan Construction for not only the Assembly Row Project but in working together with this high quality General Contractor for years to come.

Photo caption: After a completed Project Labor Agreement with Callahan Construction the Ironworkers Local 7 are proud to be a part of the next phase of development by Federal Realty Investment Trust at Assembly Row.

https://cre.nerej.com/callahan-construction-managers-breaks-ground-on-senior-living-apartment-and-retail/

吃瓜社 has broke ground on the second phase of this new apartment complex in Chelsea, MA. The first Phase, which was completed on June 10, 2014, is a 240 unit, 233,175 square-foot multi-family apartment complex that sits above a 1-story structural steel open parking structure with 264 spaces.

The second phase of the project will consist of a single, 6 story wood and steel framed building with 222 residential units and an amenity area of approximately 12,000 sq. ft., located on the first level. Amenities will include yoga and fitness studios, lounge, club room and media room. The exterior amenities will consist of a pool and spa, a patio area with fireplace and pergola and a green area for games. Completion is set for Spring 2016.

吃瓜社 has teamed up with The Dolben Company, Inc. on Rumney Marsh Flats, a 231-unit luxury apartment development in Revere, MA. The project, designed by HDS Architecture, broke ground on November 25, 2014 and will consist of three five-story wood framed buildings on six acres. The unit mix will include studios, one-bedroom apartments, one-bedroom with den and two-bedroom units. Each unit will have a gas-fired heat and hot water system and central air condition. Common amenities will include a great room, caf茅, kitchen area, and a fitness center. The project is set for completion in June 2016.

吃瓜社 Inc. is broadening its geographic reach beyond Massachusetts with the goal of expanding its client base throughout Connecticut, New Jersey and New York.

“Connecticut is a priority. We are currently negotiating numerous jobs throughout the state,” said Patrick 吃瓜社, the company president. “Right now there is a large focus on multifamily builds, especially in the southern part of the state where residents commute into New York City.”

“Having already completed a number of projects in Connecticut, including Hartford, West Haven, Putnam, Norwich, Manchester and Windsor, the state presents a great opportunity for the company’s continued growth,” 吃瓜社 added. The company has also completed projects in Montclair, NJ and Dobbs Ferry, NY.

To gain a better foothold in the area, 吃瓜社 is developing solid relationships with subcontractors, a process that takes time and energy.

“We have a good base, but we understand that in order to provide our clients with competitive pricing, it is necessary that we improve our subcontractor relationships,” said 吃瓜社. “We look forward to growing our base in this region.”