14B — February 9 - 22, 2018 — New Jersey — M id A tlantic
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Kimmerle Group promotes two to principal Vitamin Shoppe taps Kimmerle Group as Partners for final phase of new corporate headquarters S ECAUCUS , NJ — Kimmer l e Group (KG) has been retained
engaged several of KG’s af- filiate divisions as partners for the four-phase project, including architecture design services provided by Kim- merle Newman Architects (KNA); FFE (Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment) purchasing and place- ment through Kimmerle Workspace, KG’s procure- ment division; and KG Branding. KG has worked closely with CBRE, VSI’s broker, for the headquarters relocation. The latest assignment is KG’s fifth for VSI, a specialty
retailer and contract manu- facturer of vitamins, supple- ments, sports nutrition, and other health and wellness products. Earlier this year, in its role as one of VSI’s partners, the design, plan- ning and development firm provided FFE and planning services for VSI’s distribution center in Phoenix, Arizona. “Our mission is to be a ‘one-stop shop’ for our cli- ents’ workspace needs,” said George Kimmerle, AIA , KG’s founder and president. “With our comprehensive suite of interrelated special- ties, we have provided Vita- min Shoppe with targeted and relevant professional services while remaining focused on their larger, long- term strategic objectives and goals.” The award-winning Kim- merle Group is comprised of six divisions, each with complementary specialties, including Kimmerle Newman Architects, Urban Studio, Real Estate Services, Work- space, Project Management and Branding. KG has announced the pro- motion of two senior associ- ate/senior project managers to principals. William Kim- merle, AIA and X. “ Cindy” Cui, AIA bring demonstrated leadership and extensive ex- perience across a broad range of projects to their new roles. “These well-earned ap- pointments recognize Wil- liam and Cindy’s vital con- tribution to helping shape our firm’s continued growth and success,” said George Kimmerle. “Both individuals have a strong commitment to our clients, our profession and to upholding the stan- dards of excellence for which Kimmerle Group is known throughout our industry. We look forward to seeing both thrive in these expanded leadership roles.” “Cindy and Bill have both consistently brought a high level of design skill and cre- ativity to their work, along with high levels of technical ability. Both are research- ers and constant learners, which are critical skill sets for an architect. And best of all, they are a treat to work with personally, both in the firm and with clients,” said Paul Newman, AIA, CID, vice president and partner of Kim- merle Newman Architects. n
for the final phase of Vitamin Shoppe, Inc.’s new corporate headquarters at 300 Harmon Meadow Blvd. in Secaucus. The multi-faceted project, which began in 2015, encom- passes 80,000 s/f of office space on four floors and in two buildings. Vitamin Shoppe, Inc. (VSI) outgrew its former headquar- ters in North Bergen, and in 2015 sought new office space to accommodate its expanding staff. The retailer
View from first floor of two-story lobby space at Vitamin Shoppe, Inc. headquarters in Secaucus.
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