Ground-up Choice Hotels construction moves fastest when environmental engineering, construction drawings, and interior finish selections converge into one buyout schedule. Serving the Nashville, Tennessee market, a 54-key Quality Inn new build tied subsurface site reports and a 72-sheet architectural drawing set directly to finalized May 2017 FF&E procurement.
Site Engineering and Finish Coordination
Preconstruction engineering combined a 253-page Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, a 75-page Geotechnical Assessment, and full civil grading and landscape plans before final buyout. On the interior side, custom public-space and guestroom finish boards harmonized breakfast dining seating, lobby lounge upholstery, wall vinyls, and corridor carpet selections alongside brand-approved alternates.
54-Key Guestroom Procurement Breakdown
Bid schedules mapped itemized furniture, lighting, and stone fixtures across six bay types covering 11 Kings, 2 ADA Kings, 3 King Suites, 31 Double Queens, 2 ADA Double Queens, and 5 Double Queen Suites:
- Millwork and wet areas: 54 48-to-60-inch quartz vanity tops paired with rectangular undermount sinks, 16 King and 76 Queen headboards, 54 three-drawer dressers, 54 48-inch desks, and 54 microwave and minifridge cabinets.
- Seating, soft goods, and lighting: 10 sleeper sofas backed by 200 yards of upholstery fabric, 54 task chairs, 54 center-draw blackout drapery sets, Serta King and Queen bedding sets, 54 vanity mirrors, and 226 bedside, desk, and floor lamps.
Resolving foundation geotech and interior material boards together kept construction and procurement aligned for Nashville delivery.
