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Skanska Completes $89M Renovation and Addition for UNH’s Biological Sciences Building

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Slice of Construction Team
August 07, 2024

Key Highlights:

  • $89 million, 130,000-square-foot renovation and addition to Spaulding Hall at University of New Hampshire.

  • LEED Silver certification targeted, designed by Ellenzweig.

  • Phased project included 82,500 sq. ft. renovations and 47,500 sq. ft. additions.

  • State-of-the-art facilities for Biochemistry, Medical Laboratory Science, and more.

  • Advanced sustainable systems including a central plant energy system and Konvekta system.Source ( )

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Notable Quotes:

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“The successful partnership with Skanska and Ellenzweig teams for the Spaulding Hall Renovation Project created both teaching and research labs allowing the University to deliver state-of-the-art learning opportunities, positioning students for successful entry into the workforce.”

Kenneth Weston, Executive Director of Campus Stewardship and University Architect at University of New Hampshire
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“We’re thrilled to celebrate the completion of another significant renovation for the University of New Hampshire.”

Bryan Northrop, Executive Vice President at Skanska USA Building’s New England region
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“We share Skanska’s excitement on another successful project at the University of New Hampshire. This project, and our continued partnership with Skanska, further strengthens our relationship with UNH, paving the way for many future collaborations.”

Michael Nipoti, RA, Principal at Ellenzweig

Our Take:

The completion of the Spaulding Hall renovation and addition is a significant milestone for the University of New Hampshire, enhancing its capabilities to provide cutting-edge education and research facilities. Skanska’s expertise in sustainable building practices is evident in the innovative energy systems installed, which not only improve efficiency but also align with environmental goals. This project exemplifies how strategic partnerships between universities and construction firms can yield impactful results, setting a high standard for future educational infrastructure developments.