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 Traverse City Opera House Restoration
The original Traverse City Opera House was constructed in 1890. Time had taken its' toll and much of the structure showed signs of deterioration. In 2006 Comstock Construction partnered with the City Opera House Restoration Group on restoration of the building. A new three story oak grand stair was constructed to greet visitors upon their entrance. A new oriel window was fabricated and installed to match the one that had been removed from the original structure. The restored Opera House now provides a comfortable venue for numerous community activities.
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 Crystal Mountain - Kinlochen Lodge
A long standing relationship with Crystal Mountain and projects ranging from Kinlochen Lodge to the Cottages at Waters Edge has kept Comstock Construction busy over the past few years. Comstock has been called upon to maintain the unique quality and family atmosphere that Crystal Mountain has become known for. Crystal Mountain Resort is a Northern Michigan destination with year round activities for families of all ages.
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 Northwestern Michigan College
Great Lakes Campus
Comstock Construction and Northwestern Michigan College partnered in 2003 to construct a building which offers 4 specific educational opportunities and provides a gateway to Northern Michigan and NMC. The 75,233 square foot, $14 million dollar, NMC Great Lakes Campus building was built on the shore of West Grand Traverse Bay and houses programs such as, Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Great Lakes Professional Development Center, Great Lakes Water Studies Institute, and the Great Lakes Maritime Academy. The result is an educational facility that NMC, Comstock Construction, and Northern Michigan can be proud of for years to come.
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 Forest Dunes Golf Club House
World renowned golf course architect Tom Weiskopf built Forest Dunes Golf Club in 2003. Forest Dunes quickly gained attention:
- Golf Digest "2003 best new upscale course"
- Golf World "Top ten you can play"
- Golf Week Top one hundred – 94
- Golf Week "America's Best" 2005 top 40 best new golf courses – 16th
The clubhouse was constructed in 2005 and compliments the world class golf course. The exterior boasts of stone and cedar shake siding to capture the uniqueness of Northern Michigan. The clubhouse is truly stunning and at approximately 15,000 square feet has enough room for fine dining, meeting rooms, offices, Men’s and Women’s locker rooms, and a pro shop.
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 Grace Episcopal Church
After Comstock Construction renovated the church back in the mid 1980’s, Grace Episcopal Church once again called on Comstock Construction in 2004 to remodel their existing building and add approximately 8000 square feet. The result was a beautiful new worship space that is trimmed from roof to floor with honey stained pine and oak that makes you feel at peace and offers serenity. Included in the new worship space are a columbarium, baptismal font, and sacristy. Incorporating many items from the existing church into the new addition helped to make parishioners feel at home in their new facility.
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 Traverse Area Recreation &
Transportation Trails, Inc.
In 2003 the City of Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, and Garfield Township officials with assistance from Traverse Area Recreation & Transportation Trails, had an idea to create a trail along the east side of Boardman Lake. After more than a year of planning, design, and construction the Boardman Lake Trail became a reality in 2005. Consisting of 20,000 lineal feet of 2x12 joists, 50,000 lineal feet of 2x6 decking, and 40,000 deck screws, the trail spans 2 miles long, 10 ft. wide, and extends from Hull Park behind the Traverse City Library to Medalie Park in Logans Landing.
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 Mackinaw Wind Power Windmill
Towering above the trees just southwest of the Mackinac Bridge, Bay Wind Power, Inc. installed two windmill generators that supply 4000 megawatts of power each to the local residents utilizing alternative power sources. Standing at 256 feet tall with blades that are 70 feet long the windmills can be seen as you cross the Mackinac Bridge coming from or going to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. A little over two weeks to complete both windmills, it took 120 anchor bolts in each base to secure the windmills to the foundation.
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