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Posted: December 24, 2014
What was your most notable deal or transaction in 2014? - John Connor of Vantage Builders
We were excited to begin work this year on the New England Sikh Study Circle's (NESSC) new place of worship in Westborough. It's a 21,000 s/f, ground-up construction project. The new temple will house classrooms, meeting places of various sizes, a community kitchen able to serve up to 400 people, a library, and residences for the community's leader. We've done many ground-up projects in the past but this has opened new doors and provided us a terrific opportunity to showcase our complete range of services.
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