News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: November 19, 2007
Chapman Construction completes two projects for Cambridge College
Chapman Construction/Design has completed two major projects on two campuses for Cambridge College. Chapman is the construction manager for the fit-up of the college's School of Management on Monsignor Hwy. as well as executing the second phase of renovations to the college's satellite Lawrence campus adding new office space.
Chapman first began working with Cambridge College in 1993, renovating 50,000 s/f of space for the institution's first building located at 1000 Mass. Ave.
Beginning in 2003, the college retained Chapman to begin the first of two phases of work at their campus in Lawrence, building classrooms and administration offices. The campus occupies formerly vacant 19th century brick mills. Currently, Chapman is completing the second phase of renovations, adding more office space, as well as renovating 30,000 s/f space for the School of Management.
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