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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 16, 2015
North Branch completes Kearsarge Regional High School auditorium renovation
Kearsarge Regional High School auditorium - North Sutton, N.H.North Sutton, NH North Branch Construction, Inc. has completed the $600,000 renovation of the Kearsarge Regional High School auditorium. Lauer Architects, PA provided the design for the 2,000 s/f space. The project included the demolition of the ceiling closest to the stage and the installation of a new section of catwalk, as well as a highly sophisticated DMX House Lighting control system, new ADA accessible stage access, an extension to the front of the stage, a new proscenium wall, new seating, and various other improvements. This fast-track project was completed six weeks ahead of schedule.
This is North Branch’s third time working on the KRHS campus – the firm completed a nurse’s office renovation and in 2004 performed the major 2nd floor addition to the school.
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