Phoenix Construction Group continues to expand.  As of June 1, 2009, the company opened up their Lexington, MA location.  The address:  405 Waltham Street, #334, Lexington, MA 02421.  They still remain in their Watertown location on Dexter Avenue.  "The new location makes perfect sense for us given we have built a solid customer base in Lexington over the years.  Plus, we have grown to be part of the community which is an important part of our company culture", says Dani Chedid, Principal.

Phoenix Construction Group proudly accepted the coveted 2009 Environmental Preservation Award for Bell Tower Place condominium project.

The annual awards program is organized and presented by the Watertown Historical Commission.

The Watertown Historical Commission was established in 1985 to preserve, protect, and advocate for the Town’s historical or archaeological resources. Their responsibilities include implementing the Demolition Delay Ordinance, researching places of historic or archaeological value, educational outreach to the community, building upon the base of historic knowledge already in existence, and establishing long-lasting protection of these resources for future generations. The Commission cooperates with the Massachusetts Historical Commission and the State Archaeologist and renders opinions and recommendations to the Town Council, Town departments, and the public.

The Environmental Preservation Award is given to an individual, group, or project associated with the betterment of any property within Watertown which exercises techniques that restore the property of active community or private uses and or displays a beautification to any property which had previously fallen into disrepair or neglect. 

To see the project in it's entirety, visit www.belltowerplacecondos.com

Watertown, Mass. - Phoenix Construction Group, Inc. (PCGI), one of Greater Boston’s premier residential and commercial design/build firms, won two 2008 Contractor of the Year (COTY) Awards. In a ceremony held in November, the company received the COTY Gold Award for Best Commercial Project and the Silver Award for Best Residential Specialty Space.

The Eastern Mass. Chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (EM NARI) conducts the COTY Awards annually to recognize the best achievements in remodeling projects. This year, EM NARI received a record-breaking number of COTY Award entries. Each entry is comprised of “before and after” photography and detailed project descriptions. In selecting winners, judges considered functionality, aesthetics, craftsmanship, innovation, degree of difficulty, problem solving, and entry presentation.

“It’s an incredible honor to be recognized by our peers with these two awards,” said PCGI principal Dani Chedid. “This is a great validation of the hard work and talents of the entire PCGI team.”

PCGI received the Silver Award for Best Residential Specialty Space for a thoughtful residential renovation that transformed an ordinary basement in Belmont into an inviting media room and cigar room. The cigar room includes an air filtration system to contain and remove smoke, and features a wet bar with attractive glass-front wine refrigerators and a humidor drawer. The adjacent media center has its own wet bar and a sophisticated media system concealed within attractive cabinetry. The two adjoining rooms provide the perfect setting for a “guy’s night in,” or a comfortable gathering of family and friends.

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WATERTOWN, MA [November 20, 2008] – Phoenix Construction Group, Inc. (PCGI), one of Greater Boston’s premier residential and commercial design/build firms, has won two 2008 Contractor of the Year (COTY) Awards. In a ceremony held on November 5, the Watertown-based company received the COTY Gold Award for Best Commercial Project and the Silver Award for Best Residential Specialty Space.

The Eastern Massachusetts Chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (EM NARI) conducts the COTY Awards annually to recognize the best achievements in remodeling projects. This year, EM NARI received a record-breaking number of COTY Award entries. Each entry is comprised of “before and after” photography and detailed project descriptions. In selecting winners, judges considered functionality, aesthetics, craftsmanship, innovation, degree of difficulty, problem solving, and entry presentation.

“It’s an incredible honor to be recognized by our peers with these two awards,” says PCGI principal Dani Chedid. “This is a great validation of the hard work and talents of the entire PCGI team.”

PCGI received the Gold Award for Best Commercial Project for its meticulous work on the Bell Tower Place project — a nine-unit condominium development built within an historic Watertown church and rectory. PCGI innovatively reconfigured the church’s grand interiors to create bright, well-lit and dramatic residences, all incorporating original detailing. Two of the units include private access to the church’s signature bell towers. The church’s exterior was painstakingly restored, preserving a cherished community landmark.

PCGI received the Silver Award for Best Residential Specialty Space for a thoughtful residential renovation that transformed an ordinary basement into an inviting media room and cigar room. The cigar room includes an air filtration system to contain and remove smoke, and features a wet bar with attractive glass-front wine refrigerators and a humidor drawer. The adjacent media center has its own wet bar and a sophisticated media system concealed within attractive cabinetry. The two adjoining rooms provide the perfect setting for a “guy’s night in,” or a comfortable gathering of family and friends.

Phoenix Construction Group, Inc. is an award-winning design/build firm in Watertown. The company was founded in 2003 to address the building needs of residential and commercial redevelopment projects by providing premium remodeling and restoration services, as well as expert advice on architecture, design, and construction.

http://massachusettsnewswire.com/2008/11/26/MNW289_141722.php

It’s almost impossible to think of Lexington without being reminded of its rich history. Many of the streets are lined with antique colonial homes, some of which date back to the time of Paul Revere. However, the new house, built on spec by Dani Chedid of Phoenix Construction Group, was designed for today’s life.

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