Situated in the center of campus, the three-story, 50,000-sq-ft building houses classrooms, instructional and research labs, simulation and training rooms, collaboration and community spaces, and faculty offices.
Adaptive reuse — like turning a former supermarket into a health center — helps overall construction spending to increase slightly more than 2% in 2020, building on 9% projected growth for 2019.
“Our work in affordable, supportive, senior and market rate housing, K-12 and college-university education and high-tech design for advanced manufacturing are all contributors to the firm’s growth in the region,” says David Beinetti.
This 31,000-sq-ft station consists of cast-in-place concrete spread footings, concrete masonry block bearing walls, precast plank floors and a long-lasting, standing seam metal roof on a steel joist roof structure.