Urban Air
The situation
We were hired to whitebox a long-vacant retail space. But after seeing our work, the future tenant, Urban Air, brought us on to build their trampoline park — resulting in two contracts for the same site.
The solution
With the tenant still in design, our early input was crucial. We flagged issues like elevated ductwork needs before they became delays. Coordinating with both parties from day one kept the project on track and avoided costly rework.
The result
In just four months, we delivered a full renovation and trampoline park build-out. Urban Air opened — and the owner started earning rent — over a month ahead of schedule.
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These days, Axela owner Mark Shteierman brings his daughter to this very Urban Air — and still checks the ductwork. This atypical build required 21-foot ceilings, high-efficiency cooling and electricity systems, and specially-constructed courts to support the weight of hundreds of people jumping simultaneously for hours. Despite numerous tenant revisions during construction, the dual contract relationship enabled seamless accommodation of changes without slowing the timeline.
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