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Tufts University

                                          Sackler Campus Center Renovation, Boston, MA



































          CONSTRUCTION COST        COMPLETION DATE          OWNER
          $14.6 million            2009                     Tufts University
          SCHEDULE                 CONTRACT TYPE            ARCHITECT
          16 months                Construction Manager-at-Risk  DiMella Shaff er








                                                                       PROJECT DETAILS
         Th  e Sackler Campus Center renovation involved major interior and       •   Th  e Food 4 Th ought Café, located on the
         exterior renovations on each of the eight fl oors of the Sackler Campus   fourth fl oor of the Sackler Building, off ers a
         Center Building. Signifi cant areas of project scope included the expansion   diverse, healthy menu.
         of the café, several lounges, demolition of an existing lecture hall in the
                                                                          •   Extensive coordination allowed construction to
         basement into a social gathering area, creation of a modern fi tness center
                                                                           occur while ongoing campus activities continued
         in the basement and enclosure of an exterior balcony on the 8th fl oor.
                                                                           on adjacent fl oors.
                                                                          •   Addition of four “learning community” spaces
                                                                           which provide space for problem-based learning
                                                                           and group study, computer access, a lounge and
                                                                           faculty offi  ces.
                                                                          •   Consolidated the majority of offi  ces spaces
                                                                           related to student services and incorporate
                                                                           numerous improvements to the library.
                                                                          •   Th  e design focused on updating the 1984
                                                                           building to a more contemporary feel, bringing
                                                                           light into more spaces of the building, and
                                                                           providing more amenities for the students.
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