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Golden & Associates Construction LLC is a family-owned construction firm, founded in 1997 by Geoff Golden.

In its first year, Golden had six employees and earned $1 million in revenue. Greg Pyburn joined the company as vice-president in 1999. By 2004 the company employed 40 people and had revenues of $17.5 million.

Golden's offices are located in a former Birmingham Water Works mechanical and electrical building building at 2214 1st Avenue South. They renovated the 10,000 square-foot historic structure for their headquarters in 2005, moving from a smaller office space in the nearby Bebco building.

In 2007 the company was named "Contractor of the Year" by the Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama.

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Projects

North Shelby County Library, 1999
BioCryst Pharmaceuticals headquarters, 2000
Brookwood Forest Elementary School, 2000
Locust Fork High School additions, 2000
SouthTrust Regional Training Facility, 2000
Alabama Veterans' Memorial, 2001
Magnolia Pediatrics, 2001
Shelby County High School, 2001
Magic City Casket building renovation, 2003
Colonial Bank Eastwood branch, 2002
Junior League of Birmingham-Hugh Kaul Children’s Zoo, 2002
Standard Bistro, 2002
Emergency Pet Care Clinic, 2003
Five Points West Municipal Center, 2003
Jemison Flats, 2003
Vestridge Commons Shopping Center, 2003
AC Legg Lofts, 2004
Alys Stephens Center, 2004
Gravlee Fitness Center, 2004
Southern Lime Administrative Building, 2004
Alabaster Skate Park, 2005
Infinity Insurance Company Warehouse, 2005
Saks buildings renovation, 2005
Wachovia Wildwood Operations Facility, 2005
LAH Real Estate Homewood office, 2006
Princeton Hoover Baptist Medical Center, 2006
Roger's Trading Company Building renovation, 2006
St Paul's Catholic School renovations, 2006
Bibb Graves Hall renovations, 2007
Southside Baptist Church, renovations, 2007
The Ridge Club, 2007
2600 Highland, 2008
Burger-Phillips building renovation, 2008
Hyatt Place Hotel, 2009

References

"Golden & Associates Construction, LLC" (Fall 2003) Alabama Construction News
"A reputation good as gold: Clients and subcontractors sing the praises of builder." (February 27, 2004) Birmingham Business Journal
Tomberlin, Michael (December 21, 2008) "`That family-like atmosphere." Birmingham News

External links

Golden & Associates Construction website

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-'''Golden & Associates Construction LLC''' is a family-owned construction firm, founded in [[1997]] by [[Geoff Golden]]. Its offices are located in a renovated building at 2212 [[1st Avenue South]]. In [[2007]] the company was named "Contractor of the Year" by the Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama.
+'''Golden & Associates Construction LLC''' is a family-owned construction firm, founded in [[1997]] by [[Geoff Golden]].
+In its first year, Golden had six employees and earned $1 million in revenue. [[Greg Pyburn]] joined the company as vice-president in [[1999]]. By [[2004]] the company employed 40 people and had revenues of $17.5 million.
+Golden's offices are located in a former [[Birmingham Water Works]] mechanical and electrical building building at 2214 [[1st Avenue South]]. They renovated the 10,000 square-foot historic structure for their headquarters in [[2005]], moving from a smaller office space in the nearby [[Bebco building]].
+In [[2007]] the company was named "Contractor of the Year" by the Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama.
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 ==Projects==
-* [[Burger-Phillips building]] renovation
 * [[North Shelby County Library]], 1999
 * [[BioCryst Pharmaceuticals headquarters]], 2000
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 * [[The Ridge Club]], 2007
 * [[2600 Highland]], 2008
+* [[Burger-Phillips building]] renovation, 2008
 * [[Hyatt Place Hotel]], 2009
 ==References==
+* "Golden & Associates Construction, LLC" (Fall 2003) ''Alabama Construction News''
+* "A reputation good as gold: Clients and subcontractors sing the praises of builder." (February 27, 2004) ''Birmingham Business Journal''
 * Tomberlin, Michael (December 21, 2008) "`That family-like atmosphere." ''Birmingham News''