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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 17, 2008
Structure Tone awarded 6 new projects
Structure Tone's expertise in interior renovation has led to the following project awards within the healthcare, higher education, and mission critical sectors in the New England region.
In the healthcare sector Structure Tone was awarded the following projects: an MRI replacement at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, a 13,000 s/f project for Blue Cross Blue Shield at 446 Main St. in Worcester, and a 1,500 s/f project for Schepens Eye Research Institute at 20 Staniford St.
In the higher education and mission critical sectors Structure Tone was awarded a 29,000 s/f project for UMass. Medical School at 333 South St. in Shrewsbury, an 8,600 s/f Bio-Medical lab renovation for Brown University in Providence and a 50,000 s/f mission critical project for Alcatel-Lucent at One Robbins Rd. in Westford.
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