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Restaurant Designs of 2020

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It goes without saying that 2020 has been an eventful year for the food industry. From outdoor seating to contactless pickup, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced restaurants to modify their business models. In doing so, restaurant interiors have significantly changed to accommodate our “new normal.” As a commercial contractor, it’s crucial to know these 2020 restaurant designs, including those unrelated to the pandemic (think: color palettes and style themes). This way, you’ll know what to expect from clients and restaurant owners in the new year. Non-porous surfaces Due to the pandemic, restaurants have intensified their cleaning practices to protect employees and guests alike. This includes swapping porous surfaces, like wood and granite, for non-porous materials that can withstand constant cleaning.

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Primera’s Sloan Park Commercial Flooring and Wall Tile Project

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Primera Knocks One Out of the Park with Cubs Training Camp Tile Installation Mesa, Arizona’s Sloan Park, completed in 2014, is currently Major League Baseball’s largest spring training stadium, by capacity. Operated by the Chicago Cubs and home to the Arizona League Cubs and the Mesa Solar Sox, the stadium officially seats 15,000. Located on W. Rio Salado Parkway near Mesa Riverview Park, Sloan Park is both an homage to Wrigley Field and an architecturally modern complement to Arizona’s wide-open, desert environment. Primera Tapped to Partner with Hunt Construction Group in Building of Impressive New Training Facility Nearby Dwight W. Patterson Field (Hohokum Park) had been home to the Cubs spring training camp since 1997, but in 2010 the city

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Primera’s Chicago Cubs Park Commercial Flooring and Wall Tile Project

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The Chicago Cubs Park, located in Mesa, Arizona, completed in 2014, is currently Major League Baseball’s largest spring training stadium, by capacity. Operated by the Chicago Cubs and home to the Arizona League Cubs and the Mesa Solar Sox, the stadium officially seats 15,000. Located on W. Rio Salado Parkway near Mesa Riverview Park, Cubs Park is both a homage to Wrigley Field and an architecturally modern complement to Arizona’s wide-open, desert environment.   Primera Partnered with Hunt Construction Group in Building the Impressive New Training Facility Nearby Dwight W. Patterson Field (Hohokum Park) had been home to the Cubs spring training camp since 1997, but in 2010 the city of Mesa voted to build a brand-new venue that would

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SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF EXTENSIVE FLOORING PROJECT AT THE ARIZONA CARDINALS TRAINING FACILITY

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As reported back in April 2014, Primera was awarded the contract for this substantial remodelling project, located in Tempe, at the beginning of the year. The work was part of the widescale remodelling and upgrading of the training facility and corporate offices housed at the site. Noteably, this includes a new state of the art kitchen, weight room and hydrotherapy suite together with refreshed locker rooms, showers and grooming areas. There were numerous elements to our project. 12,000 square feet of patterned and customer colored tiles is being installed into the players, coaches and staff bathing rooms; 5,000 square feet of rubber flooring is being laid into the new weight room; commercial quality flooring is being used in the kitchen areas; patterned and Cardinals logo'd carpet that has been specially manufactured

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Taupes, Creams, and Sands: Colors Making a Comeback

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Perhaps gray has had its day, or shades of white feel a bit too cold.  Maybe it’s because a new season is upon us or it’s simply time for a change.  Whatever the reason, our designers are seeing a move toward more earthy colors and away from cooler tones. We happen to like this earthy shift and want to share with you some of our favorite rooms that exude an inviting warmth any time of year. Taupe is also “greige” Did you know that another name for the taupe color family is “greige”? Think trendy gray with a warmer undertone and you get greige. Or taupe. Whichever label you choose to give it, we think it's the perfect backdrop for

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How Healthcare Facility Design Will Change as a Result of COVID-19

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In the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the world of commercial design has significantly shifted. Establishments like hotels, restaurants, and offices have had to develop new design approaches based on protecting public health. However, no facility will experience as much change as hospitals and health systems.  So, as doctors, nurses, and hospital employees continue to tackle the public health crises, it’s essential to consider how the design team plays a role. The design and layout, after all, will influence how well front-line workers can efficiently—and safely—perform their jobs. Here are some of the ways healthcare facility design will change due to COVID-19: Less shared staff areas From workstations to break rooms, shared employee spaces will need to be readjusted.

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Meditation Rooms

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According to statistics, since 2012, the number of people in the U.S. practicing meditation has tripled. As life becomes more demanding, especially under our current circumstances, people are turning toward meditation as a way to manage stress levels and keep their sanity during these trying times. If you’re one of these people, or you’re considering embarking on a new meditation practice of your own, you should have a space that’s conducive to finding your zen. In this month’s design trends blog, we’re highlighting home meditation rooms that speak to us on a higher level. Simple, serene space There are no rules when it comes to creating a meditation space in your home. It’s your space, so it should make you

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Housing Trends: Newly Built Homes With 4 or More Bedrooms Trending Lower

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The homebuyers have spoken—and they want smaller homes. Since 2015, houses have been getting smaller, according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Survey of Construction (SOC) and this may be an industry norm for years to come. Let’s look at the numbers: The average size of a new single-family home was 2,687 square feet in 2015. The data shows that the average size had been gradually increasing in the years prior. But in 2016, the average floor area dropped to 2,640 square feet. It declined once again to 2,631 in 2017.   The Number of Bedrooms has Followed this Trend. Square footage isn’t the only thing declining. According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB),

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Sealing Grout: Is It Necessary?

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That’s why we’d like to address one of the most frequently asked questions by home builders: Is sealing grout necessary? Let’s discuss the basics of grout sealer, along with how Primera can help. What is grout sealer? Grout sealer coats the grout in between tiles. It’s designed to prevent moisture from penetrating the grout and area beneath the tiles. The sealer is also meant to prevent discoloration and staining of grout, which often happens in high-traffic areas. Ultimately, people use grout sealer to make cleaning easier and quicker. The drawback of using grout sealer Though the idea of grout sealer seems promising, there’s just one issue: Moisture can still pass through most sealers. So, even when sealer is applied, grout

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What Features Are Most Important to Home Buyers?

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As a home builder, it’s essential to know what home buyers want. There are some aspects, after all, that transcend beyond fleeting design trends and personal needs. This is true even between families and single people, who usually have different lifestyles. Despite the obvious differences, there are certain characteristics that both groups will likely look for. To learn what features are most important to home buyers, read on. Modern eat-in kitchens Today’s buyers are all about community and multi-tasking spaces. As a result, they’re less likely to use formal dining rooms. Instead, home buyers want modern kitchens with eat-in areas, which allows families to cook and gather in the same place. This feature speaks to the rising popularity of collaboration,

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