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Allegrone construction projects

Historic

Beacon

An instrumental component to the revitalization of downtown Pittsfield, the Beacon Cinema project was turned over by Allegrone Construction Company over one month ahead of schedule. The 75,000 sqare-foot renovation of North Street's Kresge-Kinnell building into six stadium-style theaters, restaurant, retail and office space, is the culmination of several years of planning, estimating and value engineering by Allegrone. A unique high-profile construction project with both intense political oversight and the involvement of numerous funding agencies, Allegrone was recognized by the mayor and City of Pittsfield in a grand unveiling ceremony.

The project's scope included a complete interior structural demolition of the western half of the building leaving only the perimeter walls intact. The eastern half of the building required a major historical restoration and installation of a new four stop elevator. Over 2000 pieces of architectural terra cotta containing nearly 200 unique shapes, were removed, restored, and replaced by Allegrone's masons.

   

 

The Beacon Cinema project has been years in the making, and Allegrone has been involved from the very beginning. Having Allegrone involved in the process, from conceptualization and working with the architect to coming up with ways to bring the project in on budget, has been invaluable.

Richard Stanley, Developer