Medical
Other Sustainable Projects
- Affinity Health System - Appleton, WI
- St. Olaf College - Northfield , MN
- » The Boldt Company - Oklahoma City, OK
- Encircle Health - Appleton, WI
- RTKL Associates, Inc. - Chicago, IL
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Other Commercial Projects
- Wisconsin Avenue Properties - Milwaukee, WI
- Bank of Oklahoma - Oklahoma City, OK
- Alta Resources - Neenah, WI
- The Boldt Company - Stevens Point, WI
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Other General Contracting Projects
- University of South Carolina Upstate - Spartanburg, SC
- Affinity Health System - Appleton, WI
- Choctaw-Nicoma Park Public Schools - Choctaw, OK
- University of Oklahoma - Oklahoma City, OK
- Community Memorial Hospital - Cloquet, MN
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Other Development Projects
- Community Memorial Hospital - Winona, MN
- Aurora University - Aurora, IL
- Sherman Hospital - Elgin, IL
- Shawano Medical Center - Shawano , WI
- Wisconsin Avenue Properties - Milwaukee, WI
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Other Construction Management Projects
Owner:
The Boldt Company
Architect:
Studio Architecture
Boldt Role:
Construction Manager
General Contractor
Key Points:
This is the first privately owned building in the state of Oklahoma to be LEED Certified and the first LEED Silver awarded project.
The Oklahoma City Operations received the Beautiful Distinguished Service Award for individuals and groups who have made major contributions to the improved image and appearance of Oklahoma City.
The Boldt Company
Regional Office and Warehouse Facility
Oklahoma City, OK
Boldt's Oklahoma facility is an example of how we live by the same high sustainable construction standards we deliver to our customers. The first privately owned building in Oklahoma to be LEED Certified, this facility located on a busy thoroughfare also received an award for contributing to the improved image of Oklahoma City.
Boldt worked with Studio Architecture to incorporate sustainable features inside and out. It was important to us that our facility was constructed using recycled or recyclable materials from rapidly renewable resources and wood from certified forests. We used native stone wherever possible, as well as locally manufactured building materials.
Virtually every element of our operation makes responsible use of natural resources, from electricity purchased from a wind farm, to a high-efficiency temperature-control system that uses solar power for warming and strategically placed trees and awnings for cooling. Even our parking lot is green, with facilities to charge electric cars, spaces reserved for car poolers, and showers and bike storage to encourage commuting. These efforts resulted in a LEED Silver Certified building from the U.S. Green Building Council.