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MARCH 21, 2016 FLATHEAD JOURNAL | CONTRACTOR | 13 By STEPHANIE DAUGHERTY T he Galleries at 403 East Second Street in Whitefish is a new construction project by Malmquist Construction in Whitefish. It is a 14,000-square- foot, two-story building with five retail units on the first floor and six lodging units on the second. The lodging units are planned as short-term weekly or nightly rent- als known as Vacation Rentals by Owner (VRBO). The architect Stewart Cardon of Bison Creek PLLC. began planning The Galleries in March of 2013. Because lodging is rare in Whitefish, it was designed as a mixed use facility. Also, unique to this structure is that each of the five businesses has its own sep- arate outside storefront entrance instead of a single entry into the building such as one finds in a mall environment. Cardon’s chal- lenge was to design a zero-lot-line property, which means construc- tion from one property line to the other. It was “a lot of project in a small space.” In designing the facility, Car- don said, “The owners wanted a building that looked as though it had always been there. To achieve this, raised false-front parapets (reminiscent of western towns) were employed to rein- force the store entrances and weathered reclaimed lumber was used for the siding. The result is a new building with a historic quality.” Malmquist Construction broke ground in September of 2014 and Project Manager Tyler Frank said the general scope of construction was completed on schedule by August of 2015. He spoke about some of the challenges specific to this site. Because this project was built on the former Stump’s Pumps gas station site, Malmquist Construc- proudly presents. . . The Galleries in Whitefish A unique feature of The Gallery is the separate storefront entrances for each of the businesses on the first floor. (Stephanie Daugherty photos) See THE GALLERIES on Page 15 Congratulations Galleries! JIM HENJUM, P.E., S.E. Branch Manager • 729 Nucleus Ave, Suite D, Columbia Falls, MT 59912 406-892-2301 ext 240 • eclipse-engineering.com Thank you for choosing us to provide Structural Engineering services for this fine project. Montana’s Professional Painting Contractor • Free estimates on almost any type of painting or coating projects. (Whether its repainting your house or applying an industrial coating system to the local bridge.) • Renowned for excellent work ethic, excellent service and professional painters. • Licensed and bonded 406-253-4976 www.hagestadpainting.com COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL AGESTAD PAINTING & COATINGS INC.

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MARCH 21, 2016 FLATHEAD JOURNAL | CONTRACTOR | 13

By STEPHANIE DAUGHERTY

The Galleries at 403 East Second Street in Whitefish is a new construction project

by Malmquist Construction in Whitefish. It is a 14,000-square-foot, two-story building with five retail units on the first floor and six lodging units on the second. The lodging units are planned as short-term weekly or nightly rent-als known as Vacation Rentals by Owner (VRBO).

The architect Stewart Cardon of Bison Creek PLLC. began planning The Galleries in March of 2013. Because lodging is rare in Whitefish, it was designed as a mixed use facility. Also, unique to this structure is that each of the five businesses has its own sep-arate outside storefront entrance instead of a single entry into the building such as one finds in a mall environment. Cardon’s chal-lenge was to design a zero-lot-line property, which means construc-

tion from one property line to the other. It was “a lot of project in a small space.”

In designing the facility, Car-don said, “The owners wanted a building that looked as though it had always been there. To achieve this, raised false-front parapets (reminiscent of western towns) were employed to rein-force the store entrances and weathered reclaimed lumber was used for the siding. The result is a new building with a historic quality.”

Malmquist Construction broke ground in September of 2014 and Project Manager Tyler Frank said the general scope of construction was completed on schedule by August of 2015. He spoke about some of the challenges specific to this site.

Because this project was built on the former Stump’s Pumps gas station site, Malmquist Construc-

proudly presents. . .

The Galleries in Whitefish

A unique feature of The Gallery is the separate storefront entrances for each of the businesses on the first floor. (Stephanie Daugherty photos)

See THE GALLERIES on Page 15

Congratulations Galleries!

JIM HENJUM, P.E., S.E.Branch Manager • 729 Nucleus Ave, Suite D, Columbia Falls, MT 59912

406-892-2301 ext 240 • eclipse-engineering.com

Thank you for choosing us to provide Structural Engineering services for this

fine project.Montana’s Professional Painting Contractor• Free estimates on almost any type of painting

or coating projects. (Whether its repainting your house or applying an industrial coating system to the local bridge.)

• Renowned for excellent work ethic, excellent service and professional painters.

• Licensed and bonded

406-253-4976www.hagestadpainting.com

COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIALHAGESTAD PAINTING & COATINGS INC.

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14 | FLATHEAD JOURNAL | CONTRACTOR MARCH 21, 2016

Located on the corner of Second Street and Baker Avenue, The Galleries has a Montana rustic feel. The owners had a unique vision and wanted to create an “old-world style.” Architect Stewart Cardon said, “The owners wanted a building that looked as though it had always been there.” To accomplish this, Malmquist Construction used a variety of unusual materials including weathered, reclaimed lum-ber from an old ranch in Havre. Cardon also said of the outside, “To soften the bulk of this ‘zero-lot-line’ building, an awning cantilevers over the sidewalk, extending the pedestrian friendly downtown covered walkways in Whitefish. Unlike the other awnings downtown, the Highway Department controls this location at the corner of Second and Baker, and officials prevented the use of columns to sup-port the awning. In response, a sophisticated cantilever design was employed.” INSET: detail of the reclaimed lumber.

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tion had to remediate fuel-contaminated soil. Working in the city, the subcontractors and construction crews dealt with traffic-control issues and limited two-hour parking restrictions.

But the biggest obstacle was the limited working area. “The site was restrictive in where you could store materials,” Frank said. He and his team were working property line to property line. He credits the subcontractors and suppliers for the success in overcoming this hurdle. They all “worked well together coordinating immediate installs rather than storing materials.”

When it was necessary to house products off-site, Scott Mosely stepped in and allowed storage at his store, Western Building Center in Whitefish.

Building in the middle of winter was difficult, but snow removal was an added burden to the limited working space available. Also, a temporary covered pedestrian walkway, necessary for public safety, made maneuvering equipment such as ladders more difficult in the working area.

Frank said what made this project different from oth-

MARCH 21, 2016 FLATHEAD JOURNAL | CONTRACTOR | 15

THE GALLERIES continued from Page 13

The lodging upstairs has four one-bedroom units and two two-bedroom units. Each unit is

uniquely designed and decorated. Shown here is a sitting area with an outside view of Big Mountain.

See THE GALLERIES on Page 17

Thank you for having us on your team.

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Luxury awaits guests at The Galleries. Every living quarter is individually designed and decorated with textures ranging from animal skin rugs and metal sculpture to intricately patterned fabric. Each guest unit has kitchen facilities as well as living and dining areas. Each unit also has a parking space and covered balconies where guests can enjoy the vistas that Northwest Montana has to offer.

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IBEX PROPERTIES CAN TAILOR A MANAGEMENT PLAN TO FIT YOUR NEEDS

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Congratulations The Galleries and thank you Malmquist Construction for having us be a part of this great project.

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Montana.”

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ers was “the uniqueness of materials [used] in a commer-cial application.” He referred to the custom doors, interior trim and tile work in the showers and bathrooms. But, also, Malmquist Construction used reclaimed siding from an old ranch north of Havre. In that vein, additional work for the owners continued beyond last August, Frank said, adding details and decor such as furniture and built-in cabinetry.

The building also uses smart technology. It has an intri-cate mechanical system with gas-forced air and cooling systems — every unit has its own system. There is a high-grade security system. The alarm system can detect water leaks, temperature changes and security breaches. Every door has a Wi-Fi enabled keypad that allows keyless entry that can be restricted to specific users and times.

For rental inquiries, contact Ibex Property Management at 406-261-1971. At this time, Remedy’s Day Spa and Ibex Property Management have located to The Galleries with the remaining commercial spaces under pending contracts. The 2nd floor luxury accommodations are available for rent. Guests can choose between four one-bedroom units or two two-bedroom units — each with a unique layout and fine furnishings. Each unit comes with a parking space and a storage locker for recreational equipment.

For more information about Malmquist Construction, call 406-862-7846 or visit www.malmquist.com.

THE GALLERIES continued from Page 15

In addition to the kitchen area in each unit, there is a common room that also has a kitchen areas, shown here.

Thank you to Malmquist Construction forincluding us on the team creating the beautiful

Galleries of Whitefish.We have 46 years

experiencecreating customenvironments.

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