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Capital Projects - COMPLETED
- 2009
- 2007
- 2003
- 2002
2009
Pope and Scott Halls - Addition/Renovation
Pope Hall
Scott Hall
Designer: Pfeufer/Richardson P.C. Architects
General Contractor: Consigli Construction Co.
Description: This project will provide 153 new beds in Pope Hall and 106 new beds in Scott Hall. Additions will complement the historic West Campus. This project will apply for L.E.E.D. certification.Status: Currently in construction.
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Aerial pictures of Pope Hall - preconstruction and rendering of proposed design
Aerial pictures of Scott Hall - preconstruction and rendering of proposed design
2007
Burrill Office Complex
General Contractor: M Space Holdings, LLC
Site Contractor: D. R. Peck Excavating, Inc.
Description: This 11,750 square-foot temporary building is the new home of the Anthropology, Social Work, and Sociology Departments. In addition to department and faculty offices, there is one conference room available for campus use through the Conference and Event Services Office and the Physical Anthropoloy Lab.
Status: Complete
Crimson Hall (New Residence Hall - Phase I)
Designer: DiMella Shaffer
General Contractor: Walsh Brothers, Inc.
Description: This 133,200 gross-square-foot dormitory building provides 408 beds arranged in 4 and 6 person suite style arrangements that include a pantry with microwave /fridge and bathrooms in each suite. The suites are a combination of 95 singles, 310 doubles, and 3 triples. Each suite is fully wired for all students to have voice, data, and cable connectivity. This building is divided between North and South wings and provides a laundry room, recreation room, 350-seat dining room with three food service kiosks, conference rooms, and common floor kitchens and floor lounges.
Status: Crimson Hall was dedicated on Tuesday, September 25, 2007. Construction was on time and within budget.
Clement Maxwell Library - Final Phase
Description: Beginning with the renovation of the Academic Achievement Center in 2001, this building has undergone significant interior renovations on all floors, totaling 110,000 square-feet and $ 9 million.
Renovations have provided a modern technology enhanced library; an increased number of general-purpose classrooms by 25%; renovated office space for Grants & Sponsored Projects, Criminal Justice, Communication Studies, and Music; a service desk for Information Technology Support Services; a new office space for the Office of Undergraduate Research, Massachusetts Agression Reduction Center; and installation of a complete fire protection system throughout the facility.
2003
Harrington Hall
Designer: Miller Dyer Spears
General Contractor: G & R Construction
Description: This facility is the new home of the School of Business (Formerly School of Management & Aviation Science). This project included the complete renovation of the existing classroom building, providing a new roof, new windows, new HVAC systems, and electrical and communication systems. Offices for the various departments are located on the first floor. Classrooms and other teaching space are located on the lower level and second floor.
Status: Complete
Operations Center
Design/Build: Whitney, Atwood, Norcross, Assoc.
Contractor: J.K. Scanlan Construction
Description: This project provides a consolidated location for all of the Facilities Department offices, trade shops, grounds, and garage functions. This is the new on-campus location for the Campus Police Department and Central Receiving & Inventory Management. It is a design/build project modular building sited at 200 Great Hill Drive.
Status: The Operations Center was dedicated on November 21, 2003. Construction was on time and within budget.
2002
Dr. Adrian Tinsley Center
Designer: Sasaki Associates, Inc.
General Contractor: J.K. Scanlan
Description: 84,000 gross-square-foot building which provides a 32,000-square foot gymnasium with an NCAA basketball court and multiple synthetic recreational courts, a 9,000-square foot fitness center, six general-purpose classrooms, three specialized teaching laboratories, and the Movement Arts and Athletics Departmental Offices.Status: The Adrian Tinsley Center was dedicated on October 17, 2002. Construction was on time and within budget.
East Campus Commons
Designer: Goody Clancy Associates
General Contractor: Agostini Construction Corp.
Description: 33,000 gross-square-foot facility that accommodates 700 diners in a large span column-free dining room. This facility also provides new retail space for the bookstore, a convenience store, a Dunkin Donuts shop, a two-story atrium space for student exhibits and functions, a private dining room, and conferencing office space.
Status: East Campus Commons was dedicated on October 17, 2002. Construction was on time and within budget.
East Hall - New Residence
Designer: Goody Clancy Associates
General Contractor: Agostini Construction Corp.Description: 83,400 gross-square-foot dormitory building providing 300 beds arranged in suites that share bathrooms. The suites are a combination of singles and doubles and are fully wired for all students to have voice and data connectivity. During summer months conferencing functions will be served by this fully air-conditioned building and the meeting common spaces provided on the first floor.
Status: East Hall was dedicated on October 17, 2002. Construction was on time and within budget.
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Last Modified: September 16, 2009
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