Engelberth Construction, Inc, with locations in Colchester, VT, and Keene, NH, has begun several projects over the last several months. The firm has announced that the following projects that are in progress.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE NEW SQUASH FACILITY
Middlebury, VT: Construction of Middlebury Colleges new 18,000 sf squash facility began in late October 2012. The single-story facility will consist of nine squash courts with spectator viewing areas, lounge, offices and public rest rooms. The buildings exterior will be a combination of masonry and glass. It is scheduled for a November, 2013 completion.
SUGARBUSH RESORT RICE BROOK RESIDENCES
Warren, VT: In fall 2012 Engelberth was awarded the $8.2 million Rice Brook Residences project at Sugarbush Resort in Warren, Vermont. The project consists of all site, utility and infrastructure work plus 15 residences, including six townhomes and nine condominiums in three buildings. An underground parking structure is also included in the scope of work. The project commenced in October 2012 with infrastructure and foundation work.
GREEN MOUNTAIN PSYCHIATRIC CARE CENTER
Berlin, VT: The State of Vermont has begun construction on the new Green Mountain Psychiatric Care Center in Berlin, Vermont. The project includes site preparations for the 6.5 acre parcel and construction of a new 47,400 sf single story, mental health hospital that will house 25 patients. The project is scheduled for completion in early 2014. This project follows the completion of the new temporary Green Mountain Psychiatric Care Center in Morrisville which Engelberth recently turned over to the State Department of Mental Health. Both projects are part of the replacement system for the Vermont State Hospital at the Waterbury State Office Complex, which was damaged in August 2011 by floodwaters from Tropical Storm Irene.
Engelberth Construction, Inc., is a Construction Manager/General Contractor with full-service offices in Colchester, Vermont and Keene, New Hampshire. Engelberth employs over 160 people on projects throughout Vermont, New Hampshire, Northeastern New York and Massachusetts.