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ICON Creative Tech finishes move into old Ann Arbor Art Center
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
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What was once the second home for the
Ann Arbor Art Center
just outside of Ann Arbor is now the main office for
ICON Creative Technologies Group
.
The 14 year-old Internet firm bought the 11,000 square-foot space at 220 Felch earlier this summer after outgrowing its old 3,500-square-feet of downtown office space. The company's 20 employees (including two new hires) are now in the space.
Even with all of these people, there is still plenty of room to spare. So much so that ICON has taken on a tenant -
Pure Barre
. For now ICON is settling into just over half the space, 6000 sq feet, and expects to grow into the rest within five years when it hits 60 employees.
The single-story structure, a block west of Main Street just north of downtown. For years it served as an annex for the Ann Arbor Art Center, which has its headquarters in the heart of downtown.
Source: Sara Johns, project manager for ICON Creative Technologies Group
Writer: Jon Zemke
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Ann Arbor creative and technology development firm services include creative web development, B2B web-based data solutions, online surveys, videos and DVDs, CD-ROMs, interactive training modules, email marketing campaigns and corporate presentations. ...
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