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Posted: May 28, 2015
North Branch begins construction at UNH Holloway Commons - Design provided by Miller Dyer Spears, Inc.
North Branch Construction of Concord has begun the fast-track expansion and renovation of Holloway Commons - the University of New Hampshire's flagship dining hall. Construction will include two new additions and extensive renovations to existing spaces on multiple floors. The dining hall will close briefly for the summer season and will be re-opened in the fall upon student return. Construction will continue while the building is occupied. The project focuses on increasing seat count and improving circulation patterns in the busy dining hall. Construction is expected to be complete next February. Design for the project is provided by Miller Dyer Spears, Inc.
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