Cirrus
Framework Construction is the General Contractor for this 280-unit development in Cocoa, FL which started construction in October 2021.
The Met
Framework Construction is the General Contractor for this 200-unit affordable development in Bradenton, FL which started construction in January 2022.
the Wilds
Framework Construction is the General Contractor for this 200-unit apartment project in Wildwood, FL which started construction in August 2020. This first of two phases will include elevatored buildings around two spacious outdoor courtyards that create a single exterior "room". Additionally, each building has its own amenities including fitness, coffee, and work areas. Self-performing the contracting allows Framework to better control costs, schedule, and quality.
Sunset Lakes
Sunset Lakes is a 224 Unit fractured condo/apartment property located in Lakeland, FL. Framework Consulting and Construction advised Sunset Lakes’ private equity ownership group in developing the property’s renovation and repositioning strategy. Akin to the Arbor Oaks project, key to the effort is Framework’s development of the renovation approach, as the property is mostly occupied by both renters and condominium owners. Framework is currently carrying out the property’s renovations, including new cabinets, tops, backsplashes, flooring, plumbing and electrical fixtures, paint, and appliances.
Cypress Landing
Funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant, Framework Group and DDA Development formed a joint-venture to purchase, rehabilitate and re-lease this 36-unit apartment project in Tampa, FL, just outside of the entrance to MacDill AFB. Formerly a neglected property that was a blight to one of the highest-income communities in Tampa Bay, this property was completely transformed utilizing Green Building Practices such as low-e windows, new insulation, Energy Star appliances, FL-friendly landscaping, low-flow plumbing fixtures and solar powered common hot water. Through this effort, the Framework/DDA partnership has re-set the life of this structure for the next 30 years.
Grande Oasis at Carrollwood
Framework Group managed the partial rehabilitation of Grande Oasis at Carrollwood development after a damaging fire. A mix of condominium and rental apartment units within the project presented challenges in project scoping, pricing and management. Extensive water damage, code compliance, and unforeseen conditions added layers of technical complexity. Framework employed creative problem solving, diligent client reporting, insightful guidance and an overall “think like an owner” philosophy in order to successfully deliver a high quality result.
Oakview
Through a partnership with DDA and MHC, Inc. (a health care non-profit), Framework served as co-developer and general contractor for this 55-unit rehab funded by HUD’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program. This property is located in the 40th St. corridor of the City of Tampa, which has recently seen a $50M infrastructure investment. Similar to Mariposa, this neglected building and property had been foreclosed and vacant. It, too, was renovated with the latest Green Building practices, and began leasing in September 2011. Oakview’s management was recognized for its rehabilitation of the Tampa apartment homes.
Arbor Oaks
Arbor Oaks is a 198-unit fractured condo/apartment property located in Bradenton, FL. Framework Consulting and Construction advised Arbor Oaks’ private equity ownership group in developing the property’s renovation and repositioning strategy. Key to the effort is Framework’s development of the renovation approach, as the property is mostly occupied by both renters and condominium owners. Framework is currently carrying out the property’s renovations, including new new cabinets, tops, backsplashes, flooring, plumbing and electrical fixtures, paint, and appliances.
Marisol
Framework Construction acted as Housing Partner with the City of Tampa and General Contractor for the rehabilitation of this 24-unit project located in South Tampa off Bayshore Blvd. With funding through HUD’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program, the project was completely rebuilt using sustainable building practices, and is 100% leased to residents who meet the affordable housing eligibility requirements.
Mariposa
Funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP), Framework and DDA Development formed a joint-venture to purchase, rehabilitate and re-lease this 38-unit apartment project in Tampa, FL. Formerly a neglected property that was a blight to one of the largest medical and middle-income communities in Tampa Bay, this property was completely transformed utilizing Green Building Practices such as low e windows, new insulation, Energy Star appliances, FL-friendly landscaping, low flow plumbing fixtures and solar powered common hot water. Through this effort, the Framework/DDA partnership has re-set the life of this structure for the next 30 years. Sustainability starts with projects such as this, and we were proud to have been awarded funds from HUD and the City of Tampa to help meet the goals of the NSP program.