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Benjamin Hedges
                                                           BIM Manager


           EDUCATION                                                                REFERENCES
           University of Colorado,                                                  Barry Heidke, Project Manager
           BEnvd Environmental Design                                               DCAMM
                                                                                    (UMass Amherst ILC)
           YEARS OF EXPERIENCE                                                      617.727.4003
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                                                                                    Jack McDermott
           YEARS WITH BARR & BARR                                                   Project Manager
           5                                                                        DCAMM (Framingham State
                                                                                    University)
                                                                                    617.727.4050 x31243









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          allow all of our project team members to build more eff ectively, intelligently and ultimately make better decisions for you
          the owner.
          SIMILAR PROJECTS
          Academic Building Renovation & Expansion               Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Renovations
          Framingham State University (DCAMM), Framingham, MA    Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
          188,000 SF, LEED Silver. Th  e academic facility upgrade includes a  70,000 SF. Building 31 Renovations to the Departments of Mechanical
          four-story addition that houses 16 teaching laboratories, including  Engineering and Aeronautics & Astronautics will include the
          related prep and supply spaces, plus faculty research spaces, joined to  creation of more contiguous offi  ce and departmental space, a two-
          the existing facility by a four-story atrium space. Selective interior  story fl ying robotics lab, a new emergency generator, new elevators,
          renovations in the existing Hemenway Hall and the Annex provide  improved pedestrian circulation, insulation of lab space, new HVAC
          a fully accessible, substantially improved teaching environment.  and electrical equipment and infrastructure upgrades to meet code,
                                                                 safety and fi re protection requirements. Expansion will include new
          New Science Center on Occupied Campus                  mezzanines and an addition on top of the High Bay area in order to
          Amherst College, Amherst, MA                           meet the Departments’ programmatic needs.
          258,000 SF.  Th  is four story Science Building is organized into
          fi ve wings that resolve the massing into individual elements  Building E17 & E18 Renovations
          that respect the scale and reinforce the character of the overall  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
          campus.  Th  e “science commons” is a multi-story space that unites  100,000 SF. Signifi cant portions of Buildings E17 and E18 were
          the fi ve wings. Th  e project scope includes upgrades to the campus   vacated due to the opening of the Koch Institute for Integrative
          infrastructure that will support the new Science Center and new   Cancer Research. MIT used that opportunity to renovate within the
          Greenway dorms, including steam, chilled water, stormwater,   buildings in order to create offi  ce swing space that serves a variety of
          sanitary sewer, electric and tele-data.                academic and administrative functions and one fl oor of laboratory
                                                                 for the engineering department.
          Princeton Neuroscience Institute
          Princeton University, Princeton, NJ                    Central Research & Materials Testing Laboratory
          249,000 SF, Pursuing LEED Silver. Th  e state-of-the-art two-building   MassDOT (DCAMM), Westboro/Hopkinton, MA
          complex will house the interdisciplinary Princeton Neuroscience   47,180 SF. Th  e new partial one and two story, 47,180SF Central
          Institute and the Department of Psychology. Th  e research facilities   Research and Materials Testing Laboratory will house 76 employees.
          will feature teaching classrooms, meeting rooms, faculty offi  ces,   Th  e primary function of this facility will be to perform sampling
          laboratories and instructional space. Th  e lower level will incorporate   and testing of materials used on highway and bridge projects.  Th is
          a lecture hall and MRIs.                               building will encompass material testing labs, material storage, moist
                                                                 cure room, a records storage room, training and conference rooms,
                                                                 and various mechanical rooms.
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