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Hollister completes fit-out of 41,500-sf office space in Princeton, N.J.

Hollister completes fit-out of 41,500-sf office space in Princeton, N.J.

Intricate interior project involved construction of more than 80 offices.


By By BD+C Staff | February 27, 2012

Hollister Construction Services has completed the fit-out of ZS Associates, Inc.’s 41,500-sf office space at Carnegie Center in Princeton, N.J.

Hollister Project Manager Pat Gail oversaw the extensive project, which was designed by architectural firm D2 Solutions. 

The fit-out involved the construction of more than 80 offices with Adanlock steel frames and sidelights, as well as open areas with workstations, a training room and video conference rooms for ZS Associates, Inc., a business services firm. BD+C

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