Offices of Lawrence Brunoli Inc.
Farmington, CT
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Offices of Lawrence Brunoli Inc. Farmington, CT
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Educational Projects
Renovations & Additions to Student Center Central Connecticut State University New Britain, Connecticut
Renovate 67,000-sf student center. New 22,000-sf classroom, administration and kitchen addition. .Included sitework, parking, and a new bridge to the parking garage valued at over 3 million dollars.
Owner: Department of Public Works / State of Connecticut Architect: URS Greiner
Greenwood School Renovations Winsted, Connecticut
Complete interior and exterior renovations. Elevator addition, exterior brick restoration, new windows & new pavilion site.
Owner: Department of Public Works / State of Connecticut Architect: Newman Associates
Outdoor Track & Field Complex University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut
New IAAF / NCAA all weather track, press boxes, bleachers, stadium lighting and astro-turf infield. The project value consisted of 4M in site work alone. The concrete curbing at the track was within 1/4 inch in circumference, complying with the above regulations (IAAF & NCAA). The project consisted of removing an existing mountain side in order to obtain the area for the new field. The field is laced with underground drainage and concrete amenities, all of which was self performed by our company. Please see" Equipment Schedule" owned by this company to complete said operations.
Owner: Department of Public Works / State of Connecticut Architect: State of Connecticut
Additions & Renovations to Oliver Wolcott Oliver Wolcott Vocational Technical School Torrington, Connecticut
New 50,000-sf 3 story classroom addition. New 8,000-sf automotive shop and 3,000-sf kitchen addition. Renovation of 70,000-sf of classrooms and administration.
Owner: Department of Public Works / State of Connecticut Architect: Ames & Whitaker Architects
Hubbard Elementary East Berlin, Connecticut
New 23,000-sf classroom and kitchen addition. 24,000-sf renovation of existing facility. New softball fields, parking and site improvements.
Owner: Town of East Berlin, CT Architect: Jeter, Cook & Jepson Architects McAlister Middle School Suffield, Connecticut
New 4,000-sf classroom addition. 25,000-sf renovation of existing classrooms.
Owner: Town of Suffield Architect: Alfred P. Casella Architect
East Hampton Middle School East Hampton, Connecticut
New gymnasium, kitchen and classroom additions. 20,000-sf renovation of existing facility
Owner: Town of East Hampton, CT Architect: Quinn Associates
Killingworth Elementary School Killingworth, Connecticut
New 37,000-sf classroom and gymnasium addition. This project included extensive site work, concrete and renovations. In particular, underpinning the existing foundation walls, hundreds of feet of storm drainage and sanitary sewer piping within rock / ledge substrate terrain. Also included was new ductile iron water and sprinkler piping required to complete new addition systems. The site work included excavation for 20 foot high concrete foundation walls, bearing a second floor suspended slab. Numerous square footage of concrete sidewalks, curbs, stairs, and retaining walls completed the site. These portions were completed with our own manpower forces, equipment and machinery. Additions and renovations required masonry block and brick, steel studs, drywall and rough carpentry.
Owner: Town of Killingworth, CT Architect: Jeter, Cook & Jepson Architects
Hurley Hall Additions and Renovations Eastern Connecticut State University Willimantic, Connecticut
New 10,000-sf two story dining facility and storage addition. The entire renovation of the kitchen & the dining room was completed while the facility was in use. This was the only operating kitchen on campus and was never disrupted throughout the life of the project. The addition consisted of temporary steel sheathing to perform the mass excavation, underpinning the existing foundation of the building's west side. New 22 foot high foundation walls replaced the excavation with the new addition. This was accomplished simultaneously with the upper level kitchen renovation, without disruption to the normal daily facility operations. All new life safety systems were achieved within the contract time span, allowing the school to open on time for the new fall semester. This project was successful regardless of the rigorous constraints. See Dave Jepson's letter of recommendation.
Owner: Department of Public Works / State of Connecticut Architect: Jeter, Cook & Jepson Architects Science Classroom Addition Guilford High School Guilford, Connecticut
New 26,000 sf. two story science wing addition. Reconfiguration of parking lot and related site work
Owner: Town of Guilford, CT Architect: Friar Associates, Inc.
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