AmerigePark
Miami waterfront commercial and hospitality district skyline

Commercial Construction & Tenant Improvement

Commercial construction demands
a different kind of discipline.

What We Build

  • Glass-enclosed rooftop restaurant with marble tables, rattan seating and a downtown skyline beyond

    Experience Driven Hospitality

  • Street-level retail storefronts with glass display windows

    Retail & Mixed-Use

  • South Florida skyline of office and residential towers at sunset

    Office & Professional Space

  • Classical stone commercial building facade with carved cornice detail

    Ground-Up Commercial

The Hoxton

Downtown Los Angeles, California

The Hoxton Downtown Los Angeles transformed the former Los Angeles Railway headquarters, a 10-story building originally constructed in 1919, into a 174-room hotel with multiple food-and-beverage venues and extensive new building infrastructure.

Key Features

  • Client: Ennismore
  • Project Type: Hospitality - Hotel / Adaptive Reuse
  • Project Size: Approximately 110,000 SF
  • Construction Duration: 24 Months - 2017-2019
  • Architect: GREC Architects
  • Construction Leadership: Bruce Guckert, prior to founding AMERIGEPARK
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The Hoxton Downtown LA rooftop restaurant with woven pendant lights, greenery, and steel-framed windows overlooking the city
A Hoxton Downtown LA boutique guest room with restored millwork trim, brass lighting, and a period-detailed window bay
JOEY Restaurant

Manhattan Beach, California

JOEY Manhattan Beach was built as an approximately 9,400-square-foot restaurant within an existing core-and-shell space constructed by a separate general contractor.

Key Features

  • Client: JOEY Restaurant Group
  • Project Type: Hospitality - Restaurant / Tenant Fit-Out
  • Project Size: Approximately 9,400 SF
  • Construction Duration: 6 Months of Active Construction - 2019-2020
  • Architect: Architects Design Consortium
  • Construction Leadership: Bruce Guckert, prior to founding AMERIGEPARK
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Exterior of JOEY Restaurant in Manhattan Beach with a steel-framed retractable glass storefront under Manhattan Beach signage
JOEY Restaurant dining room with leather seating, a wine display wall, and the glass-fronted display kitchen beyond
The Surf Club Restaurant by Chef Thomas Keller

Surfside, Florida

The Surf Club Restaurant by Chef Thomas Keller is an approximately 10,000-square-foot, two-level restaurant located within the historic Surf Club in Surfside, Florida.

Key Features

  • Client: Fort Partners / Thomas Keller Restaurant Group
  • Project Type: Hospitality - Restaurant / Historic Renovation
  • Project Size: Approximately 10,000 SF
  • Construction Duration: 7 Months - 2018
  • Architect: Bruce Carlson
  • Interior Design: Martin Brudnizki Design Studio / Adam Kornelli
  • Construction Leadership: Bruce Guckert, prior to founding AMERIGEPARK
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The Surf Club exterior in Surfside, Florida, with a bellhop unloading luggage from a vintage convertible beneath palm trees
The Surf Club Restaurant bar and dining room

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