News: Northern New England
Posted: March 6, 2008
Fulcrum Assoc. breaks ground on $1.25 million Triangle Credit Union
Members of Triangle Credit Union, representatives from Team Design Inc. and Fulcrum Associates recently gathered for the ground breaking of Triangle's new $1.25 million branch located off I-93 North, exit 6, at 1030 Candia Rd.
Maurice Simard Jr., president/CEO of Triangle Credit Union was joined by George Adamaitis, chairman, Triangle Credit Union board of directors; James Delisle VP/general manager and Nery Bordas, project manager from the architectural firm of Team Design; and Jeff Luter, construction manager, Fulcrum.
This will be Triangle's fourth location in Manchester.
The 4,500 s/f branch is expected to open in early summer of this year. A key feature of the branch will be the added access of four drive-up lanes. The new facility is located near the East Industrial Park Dr.
Shown (from left) are; Luter, Adamaitis, Simard Jr., Delisle and Bordas.
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