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Erland Construction Receives Bronze Award by the Design-Build Institute of America New England Region
ANDOVER, MA — Erland Construction was recently honored with a Bronze Award for Building Construction by the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) New England Region, for its work on the new amenities building within the New England Business Center (NEBC) office park in Andover, Massachusetts. The NEBC is home to some of the region’s major corporations and offers a dynamic corporate setting in the Greater Boston Area.
The 18,000-square-foot, two-story building features a modern café with indoor and outdoor seating and meeting areas as well as a fitness center and locker rooms. The NEBC is located at the junction of Interstate 93 and River Road and is just minutes from Interstate 495 and Route 128. It also offers proximity to southern New Hampshire and access from Boston.
This amenity-focused building was constructed to create a more vibrant workplace for the six companies that occupy the park. The construction of a pedestrian footbridge was incorporated into the project to ensure occupant accessibility to the new offerings. By improving the tenant experience with these amenities, Eastport Real Estate Services was able to increase NEBC’s occupancy, retention and long-term value.
“We are honored to receive a Bronze Award for our work on the NEBC amenities building. We worked closely with architectural firm ARC and the owner’s project manager, Eastport Real Estate Services, to accomplish a more collaborative approach throughout the project, integrating both the design and construction processes,” said Scott Bates, Vice President and Corporate, Commercial Group Manager. “We are proud to have our efforts recognized by the Design-Build Institute of American New England Region.”
During the schematic design, design development and construction document phases, Erland held regular meetings with the owner and architect/engineer to collaborate and discuss onsite use and improvements, materials, building systems and equipment, construction feasibility, availability of labor and materials, adherence to the budget and construction time requirements.
New England Construction ProjectsThe 18,000-square-foot, two-story building features a modern café with indoor and outdoor seating and meeting areas as well as a fitness center and locker rooms. The NEBC is located at the junction of Interstate 93 and River Road and is just minutes from Interstate 495 and Route 128. It also offers proximity to southern New Hampshire and access from Boston.
This amenity-focused building was constructed to create a more vibrant workplace for the six companies that occupy the park. The construction of a pedestrian footbridge was incorporated into the project to ensure occupant accessibility to the new offerings. By improving the tenant experience with these amenities, Eastport Real Estate Services was able to increase NEBC’s occupancy, retention and long-term value.
“We are honored to receive a Bronze Award for our work on the NEBC amenities building. We worked closely with architectural firm ARC and the owner’s project manager, Eastport Real Estate Services, to accomplish a more collaborative approach throughout the project, integrating both the design and construction processes,” said Scott Bates, Vice President and Corporate, Commercial Group Manager. “We are proud to have our efforts recognized by the Design-Build Institute of American New England Region.”
During the schematic design, design development and construction document phases, Erland held regular meetings with the owner and architect/engineer to collaborate and discuss onsite use and improvements, materials, building systems and equipment, construction feasibility, availability of labor and materials, adherence to the budget and construction time requirements.
