Novak Construction Targets Hyde Park Again
CHICAGO, Nov. 2, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Cutting the ribbon on schedule for one of its marquee clients, the new Hyde Park store will be Target's fifth "flexible format" store in Chicago and Novak's 80th overall Target project. Illinois State Senator (13th District), Kwame Raoul, and 5th Ward Alderman Leslie A. Hairston, addressed those in attendance last evening, anxious to get into the new 20,000 square foot store.
Novak Construction performed Design-Build services for the MEPFP trades and served as General Contractor for this new "small format" Target. The store occupies the first floor of this mixed-use building, located in Vue53 at 1330 E. 53rd St. (intersection of 53rd and Kimbark Ave.). This smaller scale store will offer products selected to cater to the University of Chicago students and Hyde Park neighborhood residents.
This is Novak's second Hyde Park project this year. In June, Novak Construction completed the new Whole Foods Market store at City Hyde Park, another longtime client for whom Novak has done nearly three dozen stores.
The Target project was led by Director, Jim Hempleman, and included Superintendents, Kelly Curry, Robert Hillyard and Jeff Potter; Project Manager, Bob Burris; Project Engineer, Jeff Zhang; and Contract Administrator, Angela Campisi.
ABOUT NOVAK CONSTRUCTION
Celebrating its 36th year, Novak Construction (www.novakconstruction.com), founded by John Novak in 1980, is a top tier, nationally-recognized General Contractor and Construction Management firm known for its well-rounded portfolio and many projects in the retail, industrial, corporate, institutional, healthcare, hospitality, and multi-family/mixed-use sectors. Novak Construction has consistently been named as one of Chicago's Top General Contractors. In October 2015, Novak Construction Company was awarded AIA Chicago's Design Excellence Award - General Contractor for its By The Hand Club for Kids project.
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