New Aircraft Hangar

New Aircraft Hangar

Aircraft Hangar

Bridgewater State University – New Bedford Regional Airport

Bridgewater, 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. 

BSU Campus Center Main Entrance

BSU Campus Center Main Entrance

Campus Center Entrance Renovation

Bridgewater State University

Originally designed prior to the enactment of the ADA, one of the prime goals of the project was to provide easy and direct handicapped access to both venues. Additional goals of the project included consideration of program revisions to better respond to current uses and improve general curb appeal.

The revisions to the Campus Center Main Entrance include an open and flexible plan that will serve as a link between East and West Campuses with various digital media upgrades.

BSU Campus Center Auditorium

BSU Campus Center Auditorium

Campus Center Auditorium Renovation

Bridgewater State University

Feasibility Study: this included review of accessibility concerns and finish options.

Phase I Renovations: the work addressed accessibility and life/safety concerns at the first floor level; provided new finishes for existing wall and floor surfaces throughout the auditorium as well as new seating at the first floor level.

BSU Horace Mann Auditorium

BSU Horace Mann Auditorium

Horace Mann Auditorium Renovation

Bridgewater State University

Feasibility Study: Civitects oversaw architectural, preservation, conservation and structural consultant services to develop an exterior and interior restoration and renovation program for this much-used performance venue.

Phase I Renovations: the work included analysis of interior painted finishes and cleaning of historic murals, minor areas of exterior masonry restoration to address moisture infiltration and to protect historic murals, theatrical upgrades and re-opening of the original balcony.

 

UMD Textile Building Bioengineering Teaching Laboratory

UMD Textile Building Bioengineering Teaching Laboratory

Textile Bioengineering Teaching Laboratory

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Dartmouth, MA

This project was part of a multi-phased renovation to the existing lab spaces in Umass’ Textile Building. This phase of the project included a pair of teaching labs (for both “wet” and “dry” experiments) and a portion of the surrounding support spaces, for both current and future use. Due to the phased nature of the project careful consideration had to be given when planning the spaces in order to avoid redundant or unnecessary work in future phases. Additionally the support spaces were planned in order to allow use by both the current and future labs planned for the space.

Phase II