Sweetwater receives national award…
Wednesday, January 16th, 2013Proud to be the architect of the original headquarters (LEED Platinum) and $24 Million expansion of this great company!
Proud to be the architect of the original headquarters (LEED Platinum) and $24 Million expansion of this great company!
Groundbreaking ceremonies for two big MSKTD projects recently – Sweetwater’s new office/warehouse addition and Erin’s House for Grieving Children new home.
Sweetwater broke ground on its 110,000 sf expansion on Wednesday, November 14th. In attendance for the ceremony were Governor Mitch Daniels, Mayor Tom Henry, city/county officials and economic development staff. The new addition, a combination of warehouse/office/conference & training space, brings with it 315 full-time positions. Big thanks to Sweetwater founder and president Chuck Surack on his continuing commitment to the Allen County community.

On Thursday, November 15th, Erin’s House for Grieving Children broke ground on their new home off St. Joe Center Road next to the new YMCA project. With a residential/homey atmosphere, the new 14,500 sf facility will include program rooms, a rec room, a craft room, gathering room, and administrative offices and training room. The site will also include space for a memory garden. Watch for future opportunities to help support the building project.
MSKTD & Associates, Inc. has been notified that the Indiana Underground Plant Protection Services (IUPPS) Call Center & Administrative Headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana has been awarded LEED® Certified status established by the U.S. Green Building Council and verified by the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI).
LEED is the nation’s preeminent program for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings.
A design/build project by The Hagerman Group and MSKTD & Associates, Inc., this 18,000 s.f call center and administrative headquarters features private offices, individual workspaces, storage, conference and meeting rooms with teleconferencing capabilities. The $4.2 mil new building features natural light throughout and environmentally conscious building features.
MSKTD now boasts four officially LEED Certified facilities (1 Certified, 2 Silver, 1 Platinum) with seven more registered and in varying stages of review.
Lots of exciting new projects underway and in the news. Look for renderings of all four facilities in the near future.
Long time client Sweetwater is growing and expanding. Plans call for a 110,000 s.f. office and warehouse addition to the beautiful LEED Platinum certified campus. Even better, their workforce is expected to double once expansion is complete.
Planning and design is underway for a new home for Erin’s House for Grieving Children in Fort Wayne. Plans call for a 13,000 sf new building to be constructed near the future site of the Northeast YMCA.
MSKTD & Mackey Mitchell Architects are leading the design team for a planned renovation/addition to the Phi Gamma Delta – Lambda Chapter house at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana.
Plans for the IU Kokomo Fitness Center were approved June 22nd and are moving forward. Read the story from Inside INdiana Business
MSKTD & Associates, Inc. and MSKTD Build LLC are proud to announce that we are working on a new regional banking center for Lake City Bank in Carmel, Indiana. The 11,000 s.f. new facility will be located on the northwest corner of 96th and Meridian Streets. Pursuing LEED Silver certification, the facility will specialize in both commercial and retail financial services. Read more about this announcement here and hereMSKTD & MSKTD Build also partnered on the design and construction of the Lake City Bank Retail and Banking Center on West Jefferson Boulevard in Fort Wayne, which was completed in 2007.Congratulations to our friends at Lakeland Financial Corporation on their continuing growth and success. And thanks for again choosing MSKTD/MSKTD Build as your design/build partner!
The Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce has a great article (links to pdf) about our recent project for Rothberg Logan & Warsco.