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All Projects
Madisonville First United Methodist Church
Size: 14,750 sq. ft.
Owner: Madisonville First United Methodist Church
In spring 2011, J&S Construction completed construction of a 14,750 square-foot addition for the Madisonville First United Methodist Church (FUMC), located in Madisonville, Tenn. In December 2007, a fire completely destroyed the FUMC’s sanctuary. Working alongside the architect and the FUMC Building Committee, J&S used the design-build approach for the construction of a new 8,377 square-foot sanctuary as well as an education wing, both connected to the existing building.
Biomass Innovation Park
Size: 12,800 sq. ft.
Owner: Genera Biomass, LLC
J&S Construction completed construction of the Biomass Innovation Park for Genera Biomass, LLC. Tennessee’s Biomass Innovation Park, operated by Genera Energy and located in Vonore, Tenn, is a 22-acre, one-of-a-kind campus which will integrate and optimize the entire biomass supply chain. Using the design-build approach to construction, J&S Construction worked closely with Genera in helping them design the facilities, site plans and helping meet their budget and schedule.
Private Hangar - Nashville International Airport (BNA)
Size: 43,075 sq. ft.
Owner: Private Owner
This hangar is J&S Construction's second airplane hangar constructed at the Nashville International Airport (BNA) in Nashville, Tenn. J&S led the design-build team during construction of this 43,075 square-foot facility which consists of a 30,125 square-foot hangar, 12,950 square-foot office space, maintenance area, garage, kitchen, storage, conference rooms, fuel farm and 1,850 square feet of covered parking.
Blue Coast Burrito
Size: 1,900 sq. ft.
Owner:
The Blue Coast Burrito restaurant, located at 1010B S. Jefferson Ave., in Cookeville, Tenn., is 1,900 square feet and has a capacity for over 100 people and includes an outside patio area.
Equipment Maintenance and Supply Complex
Size: 50,049 SF
Owner: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
J&S Construction completed construction of the $13 million Equipment Maintenance and Supply Complex for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in August 2010. This complex consists of six new buildings as well as additions to two existing structures, which total more than 50,000 square feet of construction.
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