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Ohio Heritage Bank’s newest location is more than a branch, it serves as the regional headquarters in Licking County. The open and airy design, high-end finishes, beautiful wood trim and a spiral staircase with white-painted spindles create the warm, inviting feelings of home.
Robertson joined the team early in the process and would often make suggestions to improve its overall efficiency and cost-effectiveness. This collaborative process—with the architect, the builder and the bank—was a very open relationship and I felt it was a benefit to us.
This full-service, sit-down restaurant included a complete commercial kitchen and custom interior woodworking. Robertson collaborated with Englefield Oil’s interior designer to achieve the desired atmosphere.
The marketer and operator of convenience stores and gas stations throughout the Midwest has depended on Robertson to renovate and build new stores on the tightest of timelines. The standard project schedule is ninety days from start to finish.
Robertson has been one of our main construction companies for years. We have relied upon Robertson to build the majority of our projects. Robertson’s bids have always been extremely competitive with other construction companies, but the superior workmanship is what keeps us returning to them again and again.
As the Single Prime General Contractor, Robertson constructed the thirty-foot diameter projection planetarium for Scidome, a collaboration between the The Works and The Ohio State University. The immersive planetarium offers an educational experience for audiences of all ages and provides access to interdisciplinary programs, virtual learning opportunities and career-focused internships.
The Works is an interactive museum for hands-on discovery of local history, art, science and glassblowing. To provide a safe and history-enriched environment for pedestrians to travel from the Canal Market Street Plaza and parking garage to the Works, the Streetscape offers a storied history of the community and prelude to the experience within the museum. The Steam Engine Building is one of the more popular attractions.
The seventeen-unit, lake front, gated community was designed and constructed by Robertson to look and feel like Key West. Each home was designed and decorated to suit its owner’s individual sense of style. The development includes the finest in materials and amenities including private docks with electric and water access, a boardwalk and clubhouse with an outdoor pool.