This renovation modernized the 102-year-old building, added new food hall concepts and expanded seating. Work included modern MEP systems, terrazzo flooring, a 4,500 sf addition with social staircase, elevator, rooftop terrace, and custom millwork by Rycon’s Craftworks USA.

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 six-story mixed-use building features offices on the three floors and a 94-room AC Hotel above. The exterior includes brick, cast stone, EIFS, glazing, and porte cochere. A ground improvement system stabilized the foundation. Amenities include fitness center, lounge, and event rooms.

This interactive exhibit features a two‑story go‑kart track, race car gallery, F1 simulator, and event space. Work included VE, demo, MEP upgrades, coordination with the track vendor, and restaurant with epoxy flooring, bar, and BOH. Rycon’s Craftworks USA fabricated custom millwork.

Christ the Teacher is a new academic and event facility built with structural steel, masonry, curtainwall, and independent mechanical systems. Key features include nursing SIM and engineering labs, lecture hall, chapel, event space, commercial kitchen, and exterior plaza.

This ground-up public works complex was built for maintenance, police storage, and sanitation operations. The PEMB facilities support vehicle service, wash bays, storage, and parking, with supporting offices. Work included site infrastructure and fuel station coordination.

This adaptive reuse will create a mixed-use destination with medical services, restaurant, and future office or art gallery. Phase 1 adds a vehicular pass-through requiring demo and structural reinforcement. The remaining three phases will complete the build-out and life safety upgrades.

This LEED Silver project included a 25,500 sf renovation and 23,100 sf expansion. The building remained operational, with phased work including demo, system rerouting, new construction, and interior upgrades featuring classrooms, study areas, offices, art galleries, and a rare book collection.

This phased renovation transformed an existing facility into a community resource center for elementary-aged students, featuring academic and wellness spaces such as a laundry room, food pantry, shower, and play area. Exterior upgrades included a turf field and playground.