Park Point was a vacant facility in Research Triangle Park and consists of approximately 660,000-square-feet of space on a 100 acre campus. The existing facility was used as a warehouse and office. The project is an adaptive reuse. When complete, it will provide the region with a highly amenitized, accessible, and modern workspace for life science and creative office user groups. The project will include athletic fields, walking trails, a state of the art fitness center, a training center, and over 30,000-square-feet of indoor and outdoor gathering spaces.
The existing building construction is a mix of one and two stories. The super structure consists of composite structural steel for floor framing and conventional structural steel framing for the roof. Mezzanines consist of structural steel supported by load bearing CMU walls. The foundation system consists of shallow spread footings.
