F.W. Webb Breaks Ground on Near 1 Million SF Central Distribution Facility

BOSTON - Sept. 1, 2016 - PRLog -- ci design, inc., an international planning, architecture and interior design firm, is pleased to announce the groundbreaking of the F.W. Webb Company's new Central Distribution facility. ci design is currently serving as designer for the near 1 million sf facility, one of the largest of its kind in New Hampshire.

On Tuesday, August 30th, members of the ci design industrial team joined F.W.Webb at the ground breaking ceremony on site of the new facility in Londonderry, NH. As F.W. Webb continues to grow operations in the north east, the $60 million building will sit on a 75-acre lot, doubling the size of the company's existing Central Distribution in Amherst, NH.

ci design has partnered with Green Leaf Construction to complete the project. The Distribution Center is expected to be operational by end-of-year 2017.

About F.W. Webb

Marking its 150th anniversary, the F.W. Webb Company is the largest distributor of its kind in the Northeast. The company provides products, services and expertise to residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, and municipal professionals. F.W. Webb carries extensive inventory of top-quality products for construction, renovation, maintenance, repair and operational needs. Plumbing, Heating, HVAC, Commercial Refrigeration, and PVF are among the company's 15 distinct disciplines.

Founded in 1866 as a single plumbing supply house in Boston, F.W. Webb has grown to more than 90 locations across nine states. The company also operates 40 Frank Webb's Bath Center showrooms and employs more than 2,000 people throughout New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. For more information, visit http://www.fwwebb.com.

About ci design

ci design, with offices in Baltimore and Boston, is an International architectural design firm offering award winning planning, architecture and interior design services to a diverse base of clients. Areas of practice and expertise include Advanced/Industrial facilities and Mixed-Use. For more information about ci design, visit http://www.ci-designinc.com.