Creating Dynamic Spaces In Mixed-use Development Projects

Mixed-use development projects have become increasingly popular in recent years. These developments combine different types of properties, such as residential, commercial, and retail spaces, into a single project. The result is a dynamic space that offers convenience and variety to its occupants. Read on to discover how dynamic spaces can be created in mixed-use development projects. Understanding Mixed-use Development Projects Mixed-use development projects are architectural… Read More

What Is The Difference Between Adaptive Reuse and Mixed Use Construction?

The construction industry is ever-changing to meet keep up with evolving technology, changing workforce and the needs of customers. On the one hand, it is working to develop new, multi-use spaces. On the other, it aims to reduce its impact on the environment and preserve historical buildings. Mixed-use construction and adaptive reuse construction are two examples of this. While they are different in their approach… Read More

Adaptive Reuse Commercial Construction - Chad Fisher Construction

What Is Adaptive Reuse?

Demolition construction projects are both time-consuming and expensive. Plus, they can result in damage to important infrastructure needed for the rebuild. That’s why adaptive reuse projects have increased in popularity. Not only is adaptive reuse a faster construction method, but it is far more cost-effective as it does not require the building to be rebuilt from the ground up. So, if you are looking to… Read More

Helping Hands Food Bank Groundbreaking

Groundbreaking on the new Helping Hands Food Bank in Sedro-Woolley took place Friday, March 31st, 2017. Chad Fisher and Duke Fisher were on hand, along with representatives from the city and county, project donors, food bank volunteers and community members, to help celebrate. Chad Fisher Construction is building the new food bank, designed by Carletti Architects of Mount Vernon. All subcontractors and suppliers on the project… Read More