This project consists of the restoration of the exterior facades of the Central Fire Station in Fall River, MA. This includes the restoration of brick and stone work, as well as upgrades to the windows and doors.
This space, originally constructed in 1967, consists of a tiered demonstration room into a small ballroom as well as an extension to an adjacent larger ballroom separated with movable partition walls. The work of this project included the renovation of the demonstration room to accommodate the small ballroom space, which could be used as a stand-alone space or in conjunction with the larger ballroom. In addition to these renovations, this project also included the upgrading of the ballrooms sound system, fire-alarm system, and the installation of a new sprinkler branch line.
This project consisted of the design and construction of the new Douglas Hills Jr. & Joan Louise Borden Gallery at the Fall River Historical Society. This new gallery space allows th Historical Society to have more space for rotating exhibits. All work was completed with careful attention to the preservation of the buildings orignal structure.
Prepared as requested by the City of Gloucester, Gloucester Public Schools, and the MSBA Accelerated Repair Program, this project consists of the removal and replacement of all existing door and window systems as the majority of these systems are over 50 years old and not energy efficient. Accessibility upgrades are also to be made to the uni-sex toilet room.
Renovations to the Lynn Vocational Technical Institute and Field House consist of the replacement of all existing windows and entrance/egress doors including
overhead doors. The original classroom and office unit ventilators are also to be removed and replaced, as well as the removal of existing window air conditioners. The scope of work includes asbestos abatement, demolition, miscellaneous metals, metal windows, doors, frames & door hardware. In addition, two toilet rooms were modified for accessibility.
