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Wayland High School Construction Project Earns 2013 Build New England Award

Oct 21, 2013 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

Shawmut Design and Construction, along with HMFH Architects, KVA Assoc. and representatives from the town of Wayland, recently received the Associated General Contractors 2013 Build New England Award for its work on Wayland High School.

The Build New England Award is a juried program that recognizes exceptional teams for construct projects around New England. The award is designed to bring public awareness to the positive contributions and collaborative efforts of the building industry.

The Wayland High School project included 154,350 square feet of new construction and 40,800 square feet of renovation. Shawmut built two new structures on existing parking lots and renovated the school’s field house. The team also constructed a new wastewater treatment plant that services only the high school. Work was completed over 27 months while the original buildings were still occupied.

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