675 Massachusetts Ave. – Lobby Renovation

Project Details:

Lighthouse Electrical completed electrical construction for the 675 Mass Ave. office building’s lobby renovation. The scope included installation of new power and data feeds, as well as the installation of modern, energy efficient light fixtures. Lighthouse managed the project effectively, meeting the logistical challenges of a limited work space at the building’s front entrance, where safe entrance and egress is of course required for all tenants and visitors accessing the building’s upper floors.

675 Massachusetts Ave. – Lobby Renovation, Cambridge, MA

Completion Date:
February 2013

March Communications

Project Details:

4th floor build-out on Causeway Street, which included the installation of new light fixtures, A/V setup with flat-panel TV & speaker installation, tel/data with door intercom routed through company telephones, as well as the relocation & programming of a new fire alarm system with speakers and strobes lights.

March Communications

Causeway Street, 4th Fl, Boston, MA

GC:
Siena Construction

Completion Date:
January 2013

GAP Factory Store

Project Details:

GAP Downtown Crossing retail store fit-out, including electrical construction and fire alarm installations.

GAP Factory Store – Downtown Crossing

407 Washington Street, Boston, MA

GC: Hirsch Construction Corp.

Architect: Sargenti Architects

Regal Fenway 13 Theatre Renovation

Project Details:

Lighthouse completed the renovation of the Regal Fenway Stadium 13 Theatre complex. The project included a complete demolition and renovation of nine theaters at the Regal Theatre complex as well as electrical installations for the new on-site bar. The scope encompassed installation of motorized recliner seating, new speakers, exit signs, and stair lighting in nine theatres. The new cinema bar features dramatic neon lighting and is equipped with convenience outlets.

Lighthouse Project Manager Scott Sullivan headed the project team, supervising a crew of IBEW Local 103 electricians in the fast-track 4-month project, which was completed in December 2015. The NECA Boston contractor worked on the project team with general contractor Baker Incorporated of Middleton, MA.

Fenway Regal Theater

Landmark Center, 201 Brookline Ave., Boston

Project/Size: Renovation of 13 theater complex

GC: Baker, Inc.

Completion Date: December 2015

Food Should Taste Good

Project Details:

Office fit-out for local company that provides healthy snack options. The job included electrical construction, fire alarm and A/V installations.

Food Should Taste Good

117 Kendrick Rd, Needham, MA

GC: Paradigm Construction

Photo Credits: Paradigm Construction

La Baguette Marche

Project Details:

Electrical installation of lights, fire alarms, & tel/data for the new gourmet sandwich shop at Logan Airport

La Baguette Marche

Logan Int’l Airport, Terminal A Main, East Boston, MA

GC:
Hirsch Construction Corp.

Photo Credits: Hirsch Construction

Carolina Herrera Store at Copley Place, Boston

Project Details:

Lighthouse Electrical has completed the tenant fit-out project for the Carolina Herrera at Copley Place in Boston. The project included providing the store with comprehensive electrical installations, including power, lighting, and low voltage wiring. Lighthouse worked on a project team headed by general contractor Hirsch Construction Corp., of Danvers, MA. Kenneth Park Architects of New York provided architectural services. There are more than 124 Carolina Herrera stores worldwide and 20 in the U.S. The Copley Place boutique is Carolina Herrera’s first store in New England.

Carolina Herrera

Copley Place, 100 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA

Project/Size: 2,000+ sf customized tenant fit-out – luxury women’s fashion boutique

GC: Hirsch Construction Corp.

Architect: Kenneth Park Architects

Photo Credits: Hirsch Construction

Mass Challenge – Office Fit-up

Project Details:

Lighthouse Electrical provided electrical fit-up of MassChallenge’s new 25,000 square foot offices at 21 Drydock Avenue in South Boston. The scope included installation of the power, lighting and fire alarm systems, as well as tel/data cabling for the world’s largest startup accelerator organization. The converted warehouse facility features high, open ceilings, from which Lighthouse installed exposed metal-clad (MC cable) and wiring required for all branch circuiting. The ceilings and conduit were then sprayed with insulation coating, giving the facility a uniform, open-office-environment look.

The facility’s lighting includes more than 70 energy-efficient, 12-foot LED pendant lights installed throughout the exposed ceiling area, all controlled by a state-of-the-art Lutron GRAFIK Eye lighting control system, featuring occupancy and daylight sensors.

To meet the aggressive six-week project schedule, the Lighthouse skilled crew of nine IBEW Local 103 electricians worked nights and weekends. MassChallenge took occupancy, as scheduled, in May 2014.

Mass Challenge – Office Fit-up

21 Drydock Avenue, Boston, MA

Completion Date:
May 2014

Job Size:
25,000 sq. ft.

Boston University – Laboratory Fit-up & Substation

Project Details:

Boston University was in the midst of expanding their lab settings, with eight (8) new labs requiring electrical fit-up. Lighthouse met the complex fit-up requirements, installing various types of sophisticated lab equipment. In addition, the project entailed Lighthouse’s installation of a 13.8kV substation, with step-down capabilities, on the roof of the building to provide power to the new labs. The project also required a new electrical room build-out, housed with associated distribution equipment which integrates the new labs and the substation. Lighthouse’s contract included all electrical work for the project, as well as the purchase and installation of the substation. In the early project phase, the electrical crew lifted the substation to the high-rise facility’s roof, where it was secured in place. At that point, Lighthouse began the heavy electrical work, wiring all the systems together.

Boston University – Laboratories in Boston, MA

Completion Date:
December 2012

675 Massachusetts Avenue – Generator

Project Details:

675 Massachusetts Avenue, a high-rise office building in Cambridge, required the installation of an emergency power system. Lighthouse was engaged to purchase and install the emergency generator and wire the building for its backup power distribution. The scope included the transport and rigging of the generator, positioning it on an equipment pad at the rear of the building. Lighthouse met logistical challenges that the tight site presented, as well as navigation through the narrow roads of Cambridge with a large generator. Inside the building, Lighthouse installed MI cable runs from the basement up through all floors of the building, providing the facility with emergency power.

Unique Project Challenge: The MI cable runs presented its own set of challenges, as it is difficult to bend and very heavy. A sizable and experienced electrical crew planned and completed the task and installation in a timely manner successfully providing 675 Massachusetts Avenue with its emergency power system.

675 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA

Completion Date:
January 2014