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"I highly recommend Russell as a general contractor who knows how to work with a school and meet the demands of construction and incorporate that with the educational needs."

Peter Coffey, Principal

Vergennes Union High School

Russell Construction Services

170 South Main St. Suite 6
Rutland, VT 05701-4599

(802) 775-3325 - phone
(802) 775-8292 - fax

info@jarc.com

Central Vermont Eyecare — 69 Allen Street, Rutland, Vermont

	Project Highlights
		LEED certified state-of-the-art eye care center.
		LEED emphasizes strategies in five areas: sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, local material and resources selection and inoor environmental quality.
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Project Overview
The new home for “Central Vermont Eye Care� is a 4900 square foot, state-of-the-art facility located on 69 Allen Street in Rutland, Vermont. Patients of Dr. Praveen Keshava can enjoy a panoramic “water view� via a row of large picture windows in the spacious reception area, which also features a cherry panel ceiling, cherry trim and walls, soffit lighting, flat screen TV and high tech sound system. Glass blocks separate the waiting room from the dispensing and reception areas. While light needed to be eliminated completely from the 8 exam and 2 treatment rooms, clerestory windows allow for an abundance of natural light throughout the common areas, staff lounge and offices. Craftsmen from Russell Construction Services installed the high-end cherry trim and finishes, cherry cabinets and doors and they built an exquisite oval shape raised ceiling in the main treatment room.

Designed by NBF Architects, this project was built to achieve LEED certification, which emphasizes sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, usage of renewable and recycled materials and indoor environmental quality. The building will therefore be inexpensive to operate and maintain, while providing a healthy indoor environment for staff and patients alike.