Frampton has finished work on Lakeland Commerce Center @ County Line in Lakeland, Fla. Totaling 905,440 square feet, the project consists of four speculative industrial buildings on a 98-acre site. Stonemont Financial Group, a privately held real estate investment firm, developed the park.
Located on County Line Road with quick access to I-4, the park provides prime connectivity to Tampa, Lakeland, and Orlando. Household names like Home Depot, IKEA, and ACE Hardware are just a few of the large national brands that occupy distribution centers in the immediate vicinity.
The four facilities are constructed of tilt-up concrete wall panels with structural steel frames and thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO) roofs. Building 400 totals 348,740 square feet with a cross-dock layout, 36’ clear height, and 84 dock doors. The remaining buildings feature rear-load layouts and 32’ clear heights. Building 100 measures 258,000 square feet (68 dock doors), building 200 is 148,100 square feet (53 dock doors), and building 300 is 150,600 square feet (52 dock doors).
Drew Knighten, senior project manager at Frampton Construction, noted, “We're proud to have partnered with Stonemont Financial Group on another significant industrial project. Lakeland Commerce Center now helps meet the growing demand for Class-A distribution space in one of the most active submarkets in central Florida."
Ware Malcomb was the project architect and Kimley Horn served as civil engineer.
Frampton has finished work on Phase II of Camp Hall Campus 4. Developed by Portman Industrial, the new 1,123,360-square-foot industrial facility is located on the remaining 110.6 acres of Campus 4.
Frampton has started work on Sunlake Business Center, a two-building industrial development in Tampa, Fla. Stonemont Financial Group, a privately held real estate investment firm, is developing the project.
Frampton Construction Company, LLC, a regional full-service construction firm providing planning and design support, preconstruction, and construction services, has broken ground at the Southeastern Freight Lines Service Center in Savannah, Georgia, where the company will complete a significant dock expansion to the existing 58-dock door facility.