Johnny Kelley Park Recreational Building – South Dennis, MA

Johnny Kelley Park Recreational Building – South Dennis, MA

Johnny Kelley Park – New Recreation Building

South Dennis, MA

Civitects recently completed a new recreation building for the Town of Dennis, MA at Johnny Kelley Park. The new building, which sits adjacent to an existing recreation pavilion, was designed to serve as a community space for a wide-range of recreational activities from summer camps to town meetings.

In response to the town’s need for an all-season facility sufficiently sized to accommodate the Recreation Department’s successful summer program, the new structure incorporated a great room, office space, and new restrooms. The new building was designed to be fully accessible and offers sufficient space for a variety of indoor recreational activities while also functioning as a public meeting space for the town. Both the Great Room and the Office space can be securely locked from public access, however, the restrooms are positioned immediately inside of the main entrance, making them publicly accessible throughout the year for pedestrians enjoying the park or nearby trails.

 

Nipmuc Regional High School Roof Replacement – Upton, MA

Nipmuc Regional High School Roof Replacement – Upton, MA

MSBA Accelerated Repair Program

Nipmuc Regional High School

Upton, MA

Nipmuc Regional High School consists of 13 different roofs with varying systems such as standing seam metal roof, asphalt shingle, EPDM membrane, as well as concrete pavers over EPDM creating an accessible patio space. All of these roof systems will be replaced as a part of the MSBA accelerated repair program. This project is currently in the CD phase.

 

General John Nixon School Roof Replacement – Sudbury, MA

General John Nixon School Roof Replacement – Sudbury, MA

MSBA Accelerated Repair Program

General John Nixon Elementary School

Sudbury, MA

Civitects is currently wrapping up construction on the partial roof replacement at General John Nixon Elementary School in Sudbury, MA. Nixon Elementary School was originally built in 1959, with renovations in 1994.

The Town of Sudbury was looking to replace the roof at the 1994 addition, consisting of six different roof levels. Majority of the roofs included in this project scope consist of an adhered EPDM membrane, with one roof consisting of a metal paneled system. There are several locations where failure is evident and many attempts have been made to stop leaks. 

 

Josiah Haynes Elementary School Roof Replacement – Sudbury, MA

Josiah Haynes Elementary School Roof Replacement – Sudbury, MA

MSBA Accelerated Repair Program

Josiah Haynes Elementary School

Sudbury, MA

Civitects was retained by the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) to investigate locations where roof leaks are occuring and to develop a plan for the replacement of the existing roof system

Josiah Haynes Elementary School was originally built in 1964, with subsequent renovations occurring in 1998. There are a total of 10 different roof levels including asphalt shingle and black EPDM. There are multiple examples of failure across the different systems, with attempts to seal and patch leaks. 

Construction is wrapping up at Haynes Elementary School with new membrane roofing installed across the majority of roofs.

Bridgewater State University – New Bedford Regional Airport Aircraft Hangar – New Bedford, MA

Bridgewater State University – New Bedford Regional Airport Aircraft Hangar – New Bedford, MA

Aircraft Hangar

Bridgewater State University – New Bedford Regional Airport

New Bedford, MA

The new aircraft hangar, the first of its kind for the University, was designed to meet the increasing needs of the Bridgewater State University Aviation program.

Long considered a pioneer  in the field of aviation among Massachusetts higher education facilities, the design and construction of the new hangar is in direct response to student’s need to log in more flight time throughout the year by protecting aircrafts from adverse weather conditions. During colder weather, frost can accumulate on unprotected aircraft forcing the cancellation of training sessions. The new aircraft hangar was designed to store up to six Cessna aircrafts and is situated adjacent to the University’s existing Flight Training Center at the New Bedford Regional Airport.