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As Virginia Commonwealth University’s academic campus continually grows the need for more student housing is in high demand. Louis Smith Construction worked in conjunction with Shoosmith Construction, Inc. to complete the site concrete work at 1200 West Marshall – Luxury Student....(More)		Online retail giant Amazon.com opened a new 1 million-square-foot order fulfillment center in Chesterfield at the Meadowville Technology Park in Fall 2012. The Conlan Company selected Louis Smith Construction for the site concrete work on this expansive project. Over 33,000 lf of curb / curb and....(More)

The world’s largest online retailer, Amazon.com, opened eight order fulfillment centers in 2012, with one of them being located in Dinwiddie. Louis Smith Construction performed the site concrete work on this project while working with Branscome Incorporated. The project scope included....(More)		Located in the West End of Richmond, Collegiate School continues to improve and expand upon their main, Mooreland, campus as part of their Centennial Campaign. Louis Smith Construction had the pleasure of working at the private K-12 college preparatory school with F. G. Pruitt, as they were responsible...(More)

Major site design changes have taken place around Collegiate School’s middle and upper schools as part of their Pedestrian Spine and Academic Commons projects. Over the course of several years, improvements have included the addition of a new roadway, two new parking areas, and the expansion...(More)		Meadowville Technology Park, located in Chesterfield County, is a mixed use business center designed to bring technology related businesses to the Commonwealth. Louis Smith Construction worked on the roadway and pedestrian infrastructure that make up Meadowville Technology Parkway. In....(More)

		Louis Smith Construction, while working with Metro Earthworks, was tasked with creating a drainage channel to catch and direct storm water runoff from the side of Shoosmith landfill in Chesterfield. Approximately 100' of the channel was a u-ditch with vertical walls that then transitioned over 20' into a flat bottomed....(More)

The Shops at White Oak Village, located on the eastern side of Richmond, VA, was a large scale retail development project. Louis Smith Construction, working for KBS, provided all site concrete work. The project lasted for approximately a year and a half and was completed in October, 2008. To date, the Shops...(More)		As the Bon Secours health system continues to grow in the Metro-Richmond area, the new St. Francis Watkins Centre, located in western Midlothian, is a welcome addition to this quickly growing area. Whiting-Turner was responsible for erecting the new 100,000-square-foot medical facility, while Louis...(More)

St. Joseph’s Villa, located in Henrico County, works with children with special needs as well as their families in an effort to help them be as successful as possible in life. A multi-phased, large scale project was planned in order to make the current 82-acre campus a “more therapeutic learning environment.” Louis...(More)		Kjellstrom + Lee Construction was tasked with updating and revitalizing the drive aisle located at SunTrust Mortgage South of the James in Richmond. Louis Smith Construction assisted by replacing the brick paver drive aisle with 21,000 sq. ft. of high strength, slightly colored, concrete. The process...(More)

Tindall Corporation, in Petersburg, VA, creates various custom precast concrete structures. Louis Smith Construction was called upon to perform work at this facility to expand their storage area used for completed precast components. A massive gantry crane capable of carrying over 100,000 lbs...(More)		The continually expanding national drugstore chain, Walgreens, added a second store in the Mechanicsville area off of Mechanicsville Turnpike. Jones Realty & Construction Corporation chose Louis Smith Construction as the site concrete contractor responsible for curb and gutter, sidewalks, ADA...(More)