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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 18, 2011
North Branch Construction completes renovation/addition for Lamprey Health Care Center
North Branch Construction has completed the $2.5 million addition and renovation of the former Home Health & Hospice Building located at 22 Prospect St. Lamprey Health Care will relocate their Nashua center into this building, which is located within the Southern N.H. Medical Center's medical services campus.
The scope of work included the total gut renovation of the 11,600 s/f facility, plus a new 9,600 s/f 2-story wood framed addition. The project also included demolition of an house and garage to make way for a new parking lot and second entrance to the new medical office building. Asbestos abatement in the existing building was also completed. This building will serve as medical offices and a treatment facility center.
Design was provided by Dennis Mires, The Architects.
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