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Posted: July 31, 2026
2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Project: REXA Advanced Manufacturing Facility
Middleborough, MA Maugel DeStefano Architects designed REXA, Inc.’s new 110,000 s/f corporate headquarters and advanced manufacturing facility at Campus 44. Developed by VMD Companies, the facility consolidates the company’s engineering, design, and manufacturing operations into a single, purpose-built environment that supports operational efficiency and future growth.
The building includes 20,000 s/f of office space across two floors and approximately 90,000 s/f of manufacturing and warehouse space. Working closely with REXA and Boston Industrial Consulting, the design team developed a manufacturing workflow that optimizes the movement of materials from receiving through production and shipping, creating a highly efficient operation. The facility also features 74 ft. by 56 ft. structural bays, 28 ft. clear heights, and strategically located loading docks and overhead doors to support advanced manufacturing processes.
The REXA project reflects the continued investment in modern manufacturing facilities designed to enhance productivity, flexibility, and long-term operational performance. Integrated Builders served as construction manager, with STV as the owner’s project manager.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
- Project Title: REXA Advanced Manufacturing Facility
- Project Location: Middleborough, MA
- Project Status: Nearing Completion
- Property Type: Industrial
- Building Size (SF): 110,000 SF
- Construction Start Date: July 2025
- Completion / Estimated Completion Date: July 2026
PROJECT TEAM:
- Owner / Developer: VMD Companies
- Architect: Maugel DeStefano Architects
- Construction Manager: Integrated Builders
- Civil Engineer: Kelly Engineering Group
- Structural Engineer: Flood Consulting
- MEP Engineer: Quieto Consulting Engineers
- Owners Property Manager: STV
- Industrial Engineer: Boston Industrial Consulting
- Landscape: Hawk Design
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