Rycon constructed new buildings within Oxford’s expansive mixed-use development. Projects included flex office buildings, enclosed parking garages, a 300-unit luxury apartment complex, new roads, and plazas. An adaptive reuse project converted a three-bay warehouse into two three-story office buildings centered around an open-air courtyard. Rycon also delivered a new six-story office building with subgrade parking and an open plaza. Additional work included tenant fit-outs and renovations. All buildings received LEED Silver or Gold Certifications and Rycon self-performed concrete and architectural woodwork.

This high-rise renovation included demo, new casework, finishes, partitions, and MEPF upgrades with A/V, security, and sound masking. The space features reception, lounge, library, meeting rooms, and offices. Rycon worked with Stantec on value engineering to align scope with budget.

This LEED Silver Certified renovation included a central lobby, flexible meeting spaces, open office areas, a commercial kitchen, dining area, and wellness suite. Scope included high-end finishes, MEP upgrades, and kitchen equipment coordination.

This interior build-out on the fourth floor of the occupied Star Metals Office included selective demo, new finishes, partitions, casework, and MEP systems. The new layout features sophisticated design with a showroom, offices, meeting rooms, library, coffee bar, and restrooms.

A renovation was completed in Suite 420 within this four-story office building. Work included selective demolition, electrical upgrades, mechanical improvements, and new finishes. The space holds an open office center, private offices on the perimeter, conference room, and kitchenette.

This first-generation fit-out included new partitions, finishes, ceilings, and lighting. Life-safety devices and MEP systems were modified for code compliance and layout support. The space features training rooms, open office areas, private offices, and a well-equipped break room.

Rycon completed fit-outs for two 2,000 sf spec offices in adjacent warehouse buildings. The scope included drywall, insulation, ceilings, doors, finishes, restroom, IT closet, and breakroom. Work took place in a new Class A industrial park between Richmond and Washington, DC.

On the 14th floor of Ohio’s tallest high-rise, this fast-track fit-out included upgraded offices, meeting spaces, a reception area, kitchenette, cafe, and MEP modifications. Craftworks USA fabricated wood wall panels, a custom reception desk, and quartz countertops.

This new two-story facility features concrete and CMU construction, metal roofing, and MEP systems, with offices, meeting spaces, mezzanine, and maintenance bays with six roll-up doors. Site work included a dumpster enclosure, parking, utilities, and landscaping.