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The Berkshire Museum
                                      HVAC Installation and Facility Renovations, Pittsfi eld, MA



































          SIZE                     OWNER
          63,000 square feet       The Berkshire Museum
          CONTRACT TYPE            ARCHITECT
          Construction Manager-at-Risk  Architectural Engineering
                                   & Ammondson Architects, Inc.






                                                                       PROJECT DETAILS
         Th  e complete renovations to the museum, founded in 1903, included       •   We minimized disruptions through extensive
         the replacement of the copper roof, addition of the Feigenbaum Hall of   coordination and phasing enabling adjacent
         Innovation, the restoration of the fi replace and Stirling Calder fountain   galleries and exhibits to remain open during
         in the art deco Crane Room, a new visitor center, and the installation of   construction.
         new HVAC systems throughout the facility.
                                                                          •   Astute planning and execution ensured the
                                                                           effi  cient use of minimal project working area.
                                                                          •   Museum-standard environmental controls
                                                                           were achieved with new, integrated mechanical
                                                                           and electrical systems.

                                                                          •   New climate control system will preserve and
                                                                           allow more of the Berkshire Museum’s collection
                                                                           to be publicly displayed and also enable loans
                                                                           and exhibitions from other museums.
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