The Town of Hinesburg Public Works Facility is a 12,000 sf structural steel building with an attached office and reception area. The project included insulated metal siding panels, horizontal siding, polished concrete floors, vehicle lift, generator and state of the art mechanical and electrical systems. The Architect designed Kalwall translucent panels above all overhead doors for added natural light into the work bays. This project also included a pre-fabricated salt shed for winter storage.
Client: Green Mountain Power
Location: Brattleboro, VT
Project: New Operations Center
We completed the 11,400 sf Brattleboro Operations Center for Green Mountain Power in late 2015. The structural steel frame building with insulated metal panels houses an 8 bay maintenance garage for GMP’s equipment and storage of materials. The attached office space also includes a kitchen, conference rooms, locker rooms and an open work area.
A 40,000 gallon tank was set in place underneath the slab in the garage bay prior to starting the foundation work.
This $2.1 Million project was completed in 6 months.
Client: Vermont State Employees Credit Union
Location: Rutland, VT
Delivery Method: Lump Sum
Size: 4,300 ft2
Year Completed: November, 2011
Value: $2,000,000
LEED: GOLD Certified
Architect: Gossens Bachman Architects
VSECU is a 4,300 square foot wood framed bank branch, office and
conference space, located in Rutland, VT. The project was certified as
LEED Gold. The building was designed for efficiency.
It has a high end mechanical, controls, electrical system, and was designed with triple-pane windows for plenty of natural light. Russell contracted with VSECU
after successfully competing in the hard bid process. The project was
substantially over budget, which required a great deal of Value Engineering (VE).
We worked very closely with the architect and other consultants to provide
over 30% of the contract cost in VE items to the Owner without sacrificing
quality, nor LEED points to the project.
Client: Green Mountain Power
Location: Rutland, VT
Project: Renovation of Rutland landmark into Energy Innovation Center
Architect: NBF Architects
Green Mountain Power purchased the historic Eastman Building in
downtown Rutland to become the home of their Energy Innovation Center which will serve as an educational and exhibition center for alternative energy sources.
The project consisted of completely rebuilding a small portion of the
building, and gutting and renovating the remaining portion for office and exhibition space while preserving and maintaining the historic elements of the building, including the original tin ceilings and the art/deco façade.
We received LEED GOLD CERTIFICATION for this project.
Client: Heritage Family Credit Union
Location: Rutland, VT
Surface Area: 27,000 ft2
Year Completed: May, 2013
Value: $6,200.000
Architect: BMA Architects
The 27,000 ft2 “Ron Hance Operations Center“ houses Heritage Family Credit Union’s day-to-day operations, call center, human resources, executive offices, several training rooms, break rooms, and a roof-top garden.
High end cherry paneling and trim, granite counter tops, granite floors and fine carpets were installed throughout the entire building. The operations area is a 5000 ft2 open concept room, which is open to the roof trusses. Sola tube dimmable skylights and many large exterior windows allow for natural lighting. “Floating” acoustical ceiling clouds provide the soundproofing. The open space is surrounded by offices and the business center.
The 2nd floor houses the executive department and an impressive, state-of-the-art boardroom that boasts electrified glass panels, drop down screens, projectors and a high tech sound system.
The outside of the building is clad in brick and stone veneer and concrete composite Nichiha panels.
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Client: The Town of Sunderland
Location: Sunderland, VT
Project: New Town Hall
Russell to build Town of Sunderland’s first Town Hall
The town of Sunderland has been working for nearly 30 years to make their vision of having a Town Hall a reality. Without any town offices, official records have been kept in the Town Clerk’s garage, which is a risky way of storing vital records. The new building will provide office space, a large meeting room and a town vault.
