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| Hundreds of people, including many of the
approximately 47 owners, attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Shelby
Macomb Medical Mall (SMMM) in late July. The three-story, 160,000
square foot medical mall offers patients unique access to healthcare
practices ranging from pulmonary, dentistry, pediatrics, podiatry, to
neurology, dermatology, oncology, and family medicine in an upscale
setting. | Antonio Morreale III M.D. officially opens the Shelby Macomb Medical Mall on July 23, 2009.
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Shelby Macomb Medical Mall entrance canopy. | The “medical mall” concept was the brainchild of Antonio Morreale III, M.D. and driven by developer Anthony Fanelli.
In
addition to building the core and shell, Frank Rewold and Son Inc.
worked closely with architect French Associates, Inc and the 27
individual suite owners to coordinate build-outs. “Normally
with a project like this, you have all of the doctors working together
for the same hospital,” said Fanelli. “What’s unique about this,
though, is that all of the doctors here are independent. They’re all working together for the benefit of the patient.” |
A three-story marble atrium replete with extremely high-end finishes warmly welcomes patients and visitors alike.
“Dr. Morreale and Mr. Fanelli understand the importance of value,
service, trust, and integrity. This building is a testament to their
beliefs,” stated project manager Richard Scheck. SMMM will likely
create over 500 new jobs in the Township of Shelby.
“The thorough work plan and determination allowed this to be one of the
smoothest and well-organized projects I have ever been involved with
during my 30+ years of
construction experience,” said Fanelli.
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School is in Session
Rochester Community Schools - Three Bonds Later
Summer
is officially over and school is in session. A year ago, August 2008,
construction was completed on the two remaining projects for the
Rochester Community Schools: Reuther and Van Hoosen Middle Schools.
In
1997, Etkin/Skanksa Rewold – A Joint Venture, entered into a
professional relationship that would span 12 years and three separate
bond programs (1997, 2000, 2004) totaling $250,000,000. The expansion
and enhancement projects for the District included:
• (3) High Schools
• (3) Middle Schools
• (9) Elementary Schools
• (1) Alternative Center for Education (ACE)
• (1) Facility Operations Center
• Athletic field upgrades at the high schools
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“The
joint venture was managed efficiently with regular meetings at which
both Frank and I participated. This flowed to the team and helped make
the relationship transparent to the Owner,” said Skanska Chief
Compliance Officer, George Fadool.
Rewold is “Aging”
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As Frank Rewold and Son Inc. continues its legacy of experienced senior
housing construction, we have become a contributing member of the Aging
Services of Michigan (ASM). Through ASM’s Political Action Committee
(PAC), advocacy efforts ensure Michigan’s not-for-profit long-term care
providers are clearly heard in an ever-changing political environment. |
With
our significant amount of experience in senior housing construction, we
feel our services compliment the mission of ASM. Our preconstruction
services can help owners navigate fundamental project components such
as: architect, consultant, site selection, permit requirements, and
agency reviews. Moreover, early budget estimates, schedule milestones,
and safety concerns can be addressed.
We
look forward to our next challenges with exciting additions/renovations
planned for Marywood Nursing Care Center in Livonia and Presbyterian
Village of Michigan in Chesterfield Township, both scheduled to start
this fall.
Considering investing in geothermal energy?
We can help!
Frank Rewold and Son Inc. is accredited, fusion certified, and
experienced for commercial and residential ground-loop heat exchanger
installations.
Geothermal energy offers cost-saving solutions for heating, cooling, and hot water requirements.
For your next project or further information,
contact David Dimoff at 248.601.1223. |  |
WANTED: Hockey Players
ARE YOU...
A colleague of Frank Rewold and Son Inc.? (if, yes...proceed)
Light-hearted and non-competitive? (Frank likes to win)
Of Legal Age? (Born on or before 9/11/1988)
DO YOU HAVE...
Skills? (not too many)
Intestinal fortitude? (very much an option)
An occassional “hall pass” on Fridays? (ideal)
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Year 2009 marks the 18th consecutive season
of competition for Rewold Hockey.
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Jim Carabelli of United Lawnscape during last year's
season finale shoot-out. Photo depicts actual speed.
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IF HOCKEY IS IN YOUR BLOOD
and you are a business “teammate” of FRS Inc.,
we are always looking for new players who can
regularly contribute to the skate. For more
information, contact Team Rewold representatives
at marketing@frankrewold.com. |
Customized Homes
From its humble beginnings working for Mrs. Matilda Dodge Wilson on the
Meadow Brook Estate, Frank Rewold and Son, Inc. has evolved into a
multi-million dollar corporation specializing in construction
management.
Over the last several years, we have broadened our business and
expanded our services to include a custom homes division and have
recently completed several high-end custom residences for prominent
metro Detroiters.
Owners need confidence in their design and construction team. We are ready to build your trust and fulfill your dreams.
For more information, contact licensed
home-builder and Rewold Vice President
Bob Sellman at 248.601.1216 or
bsellman@frankrewold.com
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| Autumn is just around the corner and so is the
Royal Park Hotel!
Save a date to celebrate fall at the
Royal Park Hotel
in downtown Rochester
Enjoy 20% savings
off any quoted
best-available room rate.
Call 248-652-2600
Ask for the Rewold preferred guest rate.
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 | Frank Rewold Awarded Distinguished Alumni
Western Michigan University College of Engineering and Applied Science
awarded Frank Rewold, president of Frank Rewold and Son Inc., the
Distinguished Alumni Award for 2009-2010. An article about Frank and
his career as president of Frank Rewold and Son was published in the
June 2009 issue of WMU’s Department of Civil and Construction
Engineering magazine, The CCE News.
Frank graduated from WMU in 1980 with a BS in Construction Supervision
Management and a minor in engineering. Frank and his wife Kathy have
two children currently attending the University. Ashley, a junior, is
studying nursing and Jason, a sophomore, is majoring in business
management. |
Feature Project:
Premier Surgical Center
Architect: Studio B Architects, Inc.
Superintendent: Craig Collins
P.M.: Dave Kampo
Start: Winter 2009
Completion: Summer 2009
P.E.: Rich Robbins
Fifteen thousand square feet
were added to an existing
54,000 square
foot medical
office building. The surgical
center contains four (4)
operating (OR) suites, two
(2) procedure rooms, and
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areas with
isolated waiting/recovery
rooms. Moreover, the OR
suites and procedure rooms
are supported by separate
decontamination zones and
lead-lined walls allowing for
future
flexibility. An 11,000
square foot M/E penthouse
houses the mechanical
and
electrical equipment for the
center and medical office
building.
The project was
completed two months
ahead of schedule.
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Sporting Lands Alliance
Family. Fun. Outdoors.
The
Sporting Lands Alliance is dedicated to preserving and managing
Michigan’s natural resources, educating the public on how to preserve,
and providing outdoor/recreational opportunities for future generations.
www.SPORTINGLANDSALLIANCE.org
For more information on upcoming events visit our website or call 248.601.1241.
If you would like to join our movement to save land in Michigan for recreational use, get in touch with Amanda.
(info@sportinglandsalliance.org)
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Past issues of
The Rewold Rapport
The Rewold Rapport Issue #9 - Q3 2009 Download the Printable Version
The Rewold Rapport Issue #8 - Q1 2009
The Rewold Rapport Issue #7 - Q2 2008
The Rewold Rapport Issue #6 - Q1 2008
The Rewold Rapport Issue #5 - March '07
The Rewold Rapport Issue #4 - April '06
The Rewold Rapport Issue #3 - July '05
The Rewold Rapport Issue #2 - February '05
The Rewold Rapport Issue #1 - November '04
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