Andrew Greider, Author at Meyer Najem

Whitestown Main Street Park

Whitestown, Indiana

Set to break ground in the Fall of 2018, the new Main Street Park in Whitestown, Indiana, is the first municipal Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) project in the state of Indiana.

Annex of Richmond Student Housing

Greek/Student Housing ConstructionBy Andrew Greider May 6, 2023

Richmond, Indiana

Two 19,693 SF student housing buildings with 18 four-bedroom units and one 23,199 SF building with 24 two-bedroom units. The project also included a Clubhouse with several amenities for residents.

Nickel Plate District Amphitheater

Municipal ConstructionBy Andrew Greider May 4, 2023

Fishers, Indiana

The Nickel Plate District Amphitheater is one of Central Indiana’s premier outdoor music and event venues. It hosts a variety of events including concerts, cultural events, festivals, the Fishers Farmers Market, and more. The outdoor venue is open year-round and can accommodate performances from a simple acoustic set to a 5,000 person concert.

Safety in Construction: What It Means to Meyer Najem

About Meyer Najem, Construction Best Practices, Insights In Construction, SafetyBy Andrew Greider April 20, 2023

At Meyer Najem, safety is a core value that is central to the success of our projects. Construction can be a hazardous industry. With heavy machinery, working at heights, and potential exposure to dangerous materials, it is essential to prioritize safety on the job site. We value our employees and their families, and we are…

Planning a Construction Project? Preconstruction Sets the Stage for Success

About Meyer Najem, Construction Best Practices, Insights In Construction, Sustainable PracticesBy Andrew Greider April 12, 2023

Golden shovels gleam in the afternoon sun. Leaders sporting hardhats and business attire pose for a picture before pushing their shovels into the dirt. Attendees applaud as the groundbreaking ceremony signifies the official start of a construction project. Some people may think this is when the construction team begins its work. But in many cases,…

South Street Residential – Purdue University

Greek/Student Housing ConstructionBy Andrew Greider April 6, 2023

West Lafayette, Indiana

New, 47,902 SF four-story, 40-unit student housing facility. The project started with the demolition of an existing structure. A partial underground parking lot is available for residents and solar panels were installed on the roof to help with energy efficiency in the apartment units.

Fishers Fire Station #96

Municipal ConstructionBy Andrew Greider April 5, 2023

Fishers, Indiana

New 11,700 SF fire station with three bays and a police substation.

Building a Great Outcome: Five Keys to a Successful Construction Project.

About Meyer Najem, Construction Best Practices, Insights In Construction, Sustainable PracticesBy Andrew Greider March 30, 2023

For leaders interested in growing their company or organization’s physical presence or renovating their existing environment, embarking on a construction project is an exciting moment filled with possibilities. At the same time, the experience can present challenges on multiple levels, from choosing how to approach the design and construction process to dealing with construction costs.…

Think Green For Long-Term Advantages

About Meyer Najem, Construction Best Practices, Insights In Construction, Sustainable PracticesBy Andrew Greider March 14, 2023

Building for Sustainability Sustainability in construction has become a growing focus in the industry over the past two decades. With the construction industry producing roughly 40 percent of all carbon emissions each year, changes need to be made in order to reduce the impact on the environment. How do you build sustainable? Sustainable construction is…

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House – Butler University

Greek/Student Housing ConstructionBy Andrew Greider March 6, 2023

Indianapolis, Indiana (LEED Certified)

The first LEED certified fraternity house in the State of Indiana, the Phi Delta Theta project was a 11,600 SF renovation of the original 1929 structure. The renovation included the upgrade of the electrical and heating and cooling systems and the exterior limestone was patched and repaired.

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