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Posted: March 13, 2008
The Bulfinch Companies completes 65,000 s/f Trapelo Corp. Center
The Bulfinch Companies, Inc. has completed Trapelo Corporate Center at 1560 Trapelo Rd., adjacent to Rte. 128. The multi-story office development designed by Cambridge architects ADD Inc. consists of precast concrete panels with glass curtain wall features.
Overlooking the Cambridge Reservoir, Trapelo Corp. center is a Silver LEED certified 65,000 s/f, office building. The building amenities include underground parking, and 3.4 spaces/1,000 s/f.
Bulfinch president Robert Schlager said, "The building was constructed purely on spec and was completed in 10 months by John Moriarty & Associates, Inc. of Winchester, Mass."
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