Whites Pool

Updating of Whites Pool in Rutland, VT

Client: City of Rutland
Location: Rutland, Vermont
Completion Date: Spring, 2018

The City of Rutland, Whites Pool project consisted of a brand new competition and family pool with renovated bath and pump house.  The competition pool is approximately 75′ x 40′ with 5 lanes and a deep end diving board.  The family pool is a zero entrance with state of the art spray apparatuses and water slide.  The existing pool was drained and removed completely.  The pool infrastructure, plumbing/mechanical system is completely new including filtration and heater.  The bath house was completely gutted and renovated with new bathrooms and showers.  This project lasted about 11 months and was open in time for the summer season.

Champlain Valley Unitarian Universalist Society

The CVUUs Meeting House is a newly renovated 5,000 sf space in the existing congregation.  We were hired as the Construction Manager to work with the design consultants and the Owner to help develop the documents and cost.  The meeting House included a fully operational kitchen with commercial exhaust hood and Ansul system, large meeting and gathering space, library, state of the art 2 stop elevator, bathrooms, storage and very elaborate stair tower to the first level, including modern glass railings.  The floor was designed with very stringent acoustical requirements, energy efficient window were installed for natural light, along with a new prefabricated exterior canopy and miscellaneous site improvements.  This project took about 5 months to complete.  The CVUUs Congregation loves the new meeting house and enjoys utilizing all the benefits of their new space!

Hinesburg Town Garage

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.

Bennington College Student Dining Center

Bennington College Student Dining Center Center, Bennington, Vermont

Client: Bennington College
Location: Bennington, VT
Project:  Addition, Student Dining Center

The Student Dining Center at Bennington College is a 5,000 SF addition to the existing Campus Student Center.  This was added dining space for the cafeteria and food program.  The building is a pre-engineered metal building including Architectural style 3″ insulated metal wall panels, 6″ thick insulated metal standing seam roof panels, Kalwall windows, extruded aluminum full glass overhead doors, hanging tectum acoustical baffles, elaborate lighting, controls and HVAC air distribution system including duct sox.

The construction took approximately 2 1/2 months to complete, as the College needed the additional dining space before the students arrived.

Bennington College Student Health Center

Complete Renovation Bennington College Student Health Center, Bennington, Vermont

Client: Bennington College
Location: Bennington, VT
Project:  Renovation, Student Health Center

The Student Health Center at Bennington College is a 5,000 SF complete renovation and addition to a historical building on campus.  This building was developed in order to expand the health services department.  The original building was all but torn down.  The floor structure and 2nd story section was all that remained.  The building envelope was designed and built to exceed the Vermont Energy Code requirements.

Town of Sunderland Town Hall

New Town Hall for the town of Sunderland

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.