DESCO Federal Credit Union University Branch renovation and addition in Huntington, West Virginia by MIRC Construction Services.
DESCO Federal Credit Union University Branch renovation and addition in Huntington, West Virginia by MIRC Construction Services.
DESCO Federal Credit Union University Branch in Huntington, West Virginia, renovated and expanded by MIRC Construction Services.

COMMERCIAL & INSTITUTIONAL

DESCO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION


  • General Contractor

  • Huntington, WV

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Renovation & Expansion for DESCO’s New University Branch

MIRC Construction Services served as general contractor for the renovation and expansion of DESCO Federal Credit Union’s new University Branch location in Huntington, West Virginia. The project combined renovation of the existing facility with new construction, including a building addition, drive-thru improvements, updated interior spaces, architectural exterior improvements, and coordination for the specialized infrastructure required for banking operations.

Designed by TSHD Architects, the work required coordination of new construction with the existing building, including structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, finish, and site-related improvements.

Client: DESCO Federal Credit Union
Location:‍ ‍Huntington, WV
Services: General Contractor
Project Type: Financial Institution Renovation & Addition
Architect: TSHD Architects
Status: Completed 2014

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Renovation, Addition & Branch Improvements

The DESCO University Branch project combined renovation of the existing building with a new building addition and drive-thru canopy. Exterior work included a new entrance, architectural composite panel systems, site and landscape modifications, and related structural and roofing improvements.

Interior work included new finishes, drywall modifications, casework, and renovations throughout the existing facility. MIRC also coordinated the rough openings, power, and finished trim required for specialized banking equipment furnished by others.

The project also required coordination of electrical service, telecommunications pathways, existing-wall modifications, and other infrastructure needed to integrate the new branch improvements with the existing building.