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Intertech Construction Corp. Reveals Blowfish
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01/16/2005
MEDIA CONTACT: Denise F. Jadd, Director Of Business Development 888.410.2842 [email protected]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 23, 2004
Intertech Construction Corp. Reveals Blowfish
HOLLYWOOD, FL- - Intertech Construction Corp., the area?s leading, 32 year old, retail commercial builder/developer is pleased to announce another successful construction project completion in West Palm Beach, Florida for Blowfish Restaurant.
Blowfish, a new Japanese sushi restaurant located on the trendy, urban Clematis Street, is 1850 square feet, incorporating a striking red and black modern interior, glowing pale blue lighting illuminating a ceiling soffit, with plasma screens showcasing anime film. Blowfish chose Intertech as they required a contractor with high-level personal attention, restaurant equipment supply buying power, and the ability to meet build out demands of being open in time for season.
Blowfish owner Dan Sakaya stated: ?I?m truly amazed at the professionalism and response the entire Intertech team provided throughout construction. We already have our next location in the works, and Intertech will certainly be involved in that process?.
Intertech Construction Corp. headquartered in Hollywood, Florida, with a Caribbean division, is a premier International retail specialty builder and a commercial and residential real estate developer with properties in the United States. The company operates throughout the U.S., Canada and Caribbean. Intertech Construction Corp. has completed award winning retail build out for some of the largest International names in retail: Tommy Hilfiger, United Colors of Benetton, Starbucks, Lladr? and Guess, to name just a few, where image is everything. Intertech delivers strategic build out solutions to clients requiring local market expertise combined with global reach and resources. Intertech Construction Corp. is included among the Nation's Top 50 Retail Contractors, as reported by Retail Construction Magazine and Retail Traffic.
