Original services began with a proposal to replace the soffit panels around the exterior of the gymnasium. The scope of the soffit replacement project was later expanded to include new glazing at the primary (East) entrance of the gymnasium. New storefront-type curtain walls were installed at the lobby entrance with three sets of accessible double doors on the ground floor.
Located precipitously at the edge of the Cape Cod Canal, the steel and masonry Copeland Building was being considered for demolition following critical damage during 1996 repairs to the bulkhead forming the water’s edge upon which it sits. Through expedient emergency measures, including hydraulic jacking and installation of grade beams, the building was stabilized. The building, originally constructed in 1933-34, has recently been renovated and continues to serve the Academy.
This project consisted of a replacement of a portion of the school’s existing roof system, with a new PVC membrane roof.
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This project consisted of the replacement of the academy’s existing roof system with a new PVC membrane roof. Also included in the project was the replacement of all exterior doors and windows with aluminum storefront and aluminum windows.
The Scope of Work consisted of exkterior door and frame replacements at both the Gerald Parmenter and John F. Kennedy Elementary Schools. New glazing, infill panels, and electrified hardware were installed as well. The project also included the replacement of existing toilet room partitions at the Remington Middle/Jefferson Elementary School.
