Tag: library
Kenyon College Tops Off Chalmers Library
Gambier, OH – September 10 marked an occasion to celebrate in the construction of the new library at Kenyon College designed by GUND Partnership. The entire campus community and design and construction teams were invited to sign a structural steel beam painted Kenyon’s signature purple. The beam signing was followed with a ceremony to mark […]
Historic James Library Upgrades Completed
Norwell, MA – Axiom Architects, a Hanover-based architectural firm, recently announced completion of accessibility upgrades to the James Library & Center for the Arts, located at 24 West St. in Norwell. In March 2016, the James Library & Center for the Arts took a proactive attitude toward accessibility, and submitted an Application for Variance to […]
CTA Tops Off Tufts Library
Weymouth, MA – CTA Construction Managers joined elected officials, Tufts Library leaders, The Mass Board of Library Commissioners, and the public to mark the official steel topping off of the new 50,000sf library located on Broad Street in Weymouth. The new library, which will feature a greatly expanded children’s literature department, several community meeting rooms, […]
Somerville Library Breaks Ground
Somerville, MA – Elected officials and CTA Construction staff were joined by members of the Somerville community recently to break ground on a number of renovations and improvements to the 100-year-old West Branch Library. The historic building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is classified as a Carnegie Library. During the […]
State of NH Remediation Project Complete
Manchester, NH – Brookstone Builders, Inc., construction managers and general contractors headquartered in Manchester, announced that they have completed a remediation project for the state of New Hampshire. The undertaking involved moisture remediation at the State Library on Park Street in Concord. The scope of work included stone masonry repair, partial roof replacement, and the […]
CTA Breaks Ground on New Tufts Library
Weymouth, MA – CTA Construction Managers joined elected officials and Tufts Library leaders to mark the official groundbreaking for a new 50,000sf library to be located on the site of the original building on Broad Street. CTA is working alongside project architect Tappe Architects, Inc. and the owner’s project manager, Hill International, on the project. […]
Massachusetts Firm Awarded Historic Library Renovation Project
Somerville, MA – CTA Construction Managers announced that it has been awarded a contract to renovate Somerville’s historic West Branch Library. The 100-year-old library is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is classified as a Carnegie Library. During the renovation, CTA Construction will oversee the updating and modernization of the historic building […]
Weymouth to Build New Library
Weymouth, MA – CTA Construction Managers has been awarded a contract for the new $24.1 million 50,000sf Tufts Library in Weymouth. The project is a cooperative venture between the town of Weymouth and the Massachusetts Public Library Construction Program, that awarded Weymouth over $12 million for the construction of a new library. CTA Construction is […]
Finegold Alexander Wraps Up the Summer With Three Projects
The Gibbs School, The Boulevard on the Greenway, and Stoughton Public Library Boston – This fall, Finegold Alexander Architects (FAA) is wrapping up three projects that highlight the firm’s special skills in reimagining existing buildings and sites and in design for new buildings. Projects include: a major renovation of Arlington’s Gibbs Building to create a […]
Renovation and Modernization Underway at Stoughton Public Library
Stoughton, MA – Construction is underway at the Stoughton Public Library in Stoughton. The project will expand and renovate the current structure of 22,000sf to approximately 31,000sf, bringing thoughtful program-driven spaces that are flexible, comfortable, and welcoming to more effectively meet the demands of a growing population. The existing 1969 library was well designed for […]
