Clune completed the full demolition and buildout of a high-end facial and day spa in Dallas’ West Village. This project included structural reinforcements with post-tension cabling and steel to support a new 1,800 square-foot mezzanine. From a 19′ high ceiling鈥�
This project required the demolition and remodel of an existing restaurant for Joe & The Juice鈥檚 new Mission Valley location. The scope included the installation of new kitchen equipment, rooftop units and exhaust fans, along with new finishes, lighting and鈥�
This project involved the relocation of an existing office space to a new, Class A office space in Washington, DC for Hyman Phelps McNamara, the largest dedicated FDA law firm in the United States. The scope of work included the鈥�
This project involved the full interior demolition and build-out of a 2,200-square-foot luxury mattress showroom located in the high-end Dallas Design Center. The build was completed in under eight weeks, including material procurement, and was executed without formal construction plans.鈥�
Demolition of existing space to build Google鈥檚 retail store in Austin, Texas. The scope included high-end specialty millwork and finishes, a custom lighting package, new wood flooring, acoustic drywall ceilings and MEP systems. The build-out also featured the construction of鈥�
Construction services for the full interior renovation for a refreshed office space located in Uptown, Dallas. The scope includes many specialty areas including open work spaces, hospitality areas, divisible training rooms, conference rooms, cafe areas, a billiards room, a hidden鈥�
Full refresh of the New Balance Flagship Store in Flatiron consisting of flooring, ceiling, lighting, mechanical and finish upgrades. The cellar was given a brand new leveled concrete floor and millwork desks/shelving to allow for the New Balance rack system鈥�
Full demolition and interior build-out of the first floor for Toyota Financial. The new layout featured multiple huddle rooms and conference rooms, along with open office areas equipped with systems furniture. The scope also included comprehensive upgrades to the building鈥檚鈥�
A two phase, 45,000-square-foot future data hall space completed in downtown Atlanta. The phases were completed simultaneously and involved the installation of 29 CRAH units, 24 PDU’s, 96 RPPs, 1 Chiller & Housing, 2.5 MW Generator, a Battery Room, and鈥�
A full-floor office transformation spanning 35,000 square feet on the 37th floor at Penn1, designed to support a dynamic, creative workplace. The space features a mix of private offices, huddle rooms and conference rooms utilizing a flexible demountable system. Two鈥�
A bold, hospitality-driven workplace that intentionally challenges the conventions of a traditional office. Designed to feel anything but corporate, the space reimagines the modern work environment through flexibility, warmth and experience-led design. A sophisticated pantry anchors the office as a鈥�
A full-floor transformation spanning 80,000 square feet across the 22nd and 23rd floors at 22 Vanderbilt. The project introduces a public assembly space anchored by a high-end client cafe, expansive boardrooms with Modernfold partitions and conference rooms featuring specialty finishes鈥�
