Michael McCormick McCormick Construction Michael McCormick GlobeSt.com: Creative office is clearly dominating the office market. As a contractor, are you seeing a trend toward adaptive reuse or new construction creative office projects, and why do you think the trend leans one way more than another? Michael McCormick: GlobeSt.com: What are the major construction differences between adaptive reuse and ground-up construction? McCormick: GlobeSt.com: Is adaptive reuse really less expensive than ground up construction? How do the budgets factor in? McCormick: GlobeSt.com: What are some of the major design differences in ground-up versus adaptive reuse projects? McCormick: Element LA Nickelodeon Animation Studio Santa Monica Gateway GlobeSt.com: When we think of creative office adaptive reuse, we instantly think of industrial conversions. Are there other product types that are becoming popular for creative office conversion? McCormick: GlobeSt.com: Overall, have you seen an increase in requests for creative office projects? What about traditional office projects—how do the two compare? Do you see your volume continuing to increase this year? McCormick: Michael McCormick McCormick Construction Michael McCormick GlobeSt.com: Creative office is clearly dominating the office market. As a contractor, are you seeing a trend toward adaptive reuse or new construction creative office projects, and why do you think the trend leans one way more than another? Michael McCormick: GlobeSt.com: What are the major construction differences between adaptive reuse and ground-up construction? McCormick: GlobeSt.com: Is adaptive reuse really less expensive than ground up construction? How do the budgets factor in? McCormick: GlobeSt.com: What are some of the major design differences in ground-up versus adaptive reuse projects? McCormick: Element LA Nickelodeon Animation Studio Santa Monica Gateway GlobeSt.com: When we think of creative office adaptive reuse, we instantly think of industrial conversions. Are there other product types that are becoming popular for creative office conversion? McCormick: GlobeSt.com: Overall, have you seen an increase in requests for creative office projects? What about traditional office projects—how do the two compare? Do you see your volume continuing to increase this year? McCormick:

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