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Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
                                          Hoosac Hall & Student Activity Facility Repairs



































          SIZE                     OWNER
          243,000 square feet      Massachusetts College of
                                   Liberal Arts
          CONTRACT TYPE            (MSCBA Project)
          Construction Manager-at-Risk
                                   ARCHITECT
                                   Dietz & Company
                                   Architects, Inc.




                                                                       PROJECT DETAILS
         Th  is design/build project included the evaluation of the renewal and        •   Massachusetts State College Building
                                                                           Authority (MSCBA) funded project.
         capital improvement needs for the existing residence hall facilities and
         infrastructure. Scope featured exterior improvements, interior renovations,        •   Fast track development of schedule during
                                                                           multiple phases of renovation and construction
         major building component and system upgrades, and/or additions to   located throughout the campus during three
         the Berkshire Towers, Flagg Townhouses, Amsler Campus Center      academic summer sessions.
         Gymnasium and Hoosac Hall.                                       •   Coordination of scope and budget in order
                                                                           to fi t the time and fi nancial constraints due to
                                                                           Massachusetts state funding of the multiple
         First phase of renovations to Hoosac Hall consisted of a re-design of the
                                                                           projects.
         building’s core which runs down the center of the eight-story highrise
                                                                          •   Cost eff ective mechanical operations at
         building. Lounges, bathrooms, and other ancillary spaces were renovated   Hoosac Hall utilizing roof top Energy Recovery
         and updated.                                                      Units.
                                                                          •   Awards - 2013 Award for Accessible Design
         Second phase was a complete re-design of Hoosac Hall’s entry sequence   in Public Architecture, Architectural Access
                                                                           Board.
         to allow the entire fi rst fl oor to be converted into dormitory space and
         lounges, adding an additional 27 beds to the building. Th  e lower level
         was designed to be a student center for the building’s 262 occupants.
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