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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 16, 2015
Bowdoin Construction completes fitout for Endurance International Group
Bowdoin Construction has completed the fitout of 20,000 s/f of expanded office space for Endurance International Group at 10 Corporate Dr.
The project, designed by Walsh/Cochis Associates, Inc., consisted of new office and collaboration spaces on the second floor of a three story office building. Work included cutting in a new custom steel staircase allowing access from the existing space on the third floor down to the new second floor. Interior spaces include a large reception / lounge area at the base of the new stair, open office workstations, conference rooms and offices with extensive use of glass wall systems and custom graphics. Additional features include a mix of open ceilings and acoustic ceilings, multiple media displays, LED and fluorescent lighting, and new HVAC with VAV/FPT systems.
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