Fitchburg State University - Science Facility Modernization

The original Condike Science Building at Fitchburg State University was constructed in 1963.

The project provided full renovation of Condike and a new 57,700 GSF addition for the Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Geo-physical Science departments. The addition was built on the site of the little-used Parkinson Gymnasium, which was demolished. New space includes classrooms, wet laboratories, offices, and support spaces.

Project Details

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Designer: Childs Bertman Tseckares, Inc.
Construction Manager: Bond Brothers, Inc.
Project Type: CM at Risk
Project Cost: $57.3 million
Gross Square Feet: approx. 101,000
Completed Date: June 2014 (Phase 2)

 

Project Features

  • Design emphasis on "shared science" program components that encourage the collaborative approach characteristics of current science instruction
  • Central location on the existing quadrangle supports its collegial role and is an important step in implementation of the framework established by the 2007 Chan Krieger Master Plan
  • Designed to meet Mass LEED Plus requirements
  • LEED Silver Certification

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