Projects

DEW recently completed a 25,000 sf expansion to the corporate headquarters of White Mountain Insurance in Hanover, NH. Expansions and renovations include conference rooms, break areas, a wet-bar, IT suite, and service spaces. The 13,000 sf fit-up of the new tenant spaces on the third and fourth floors boasts extremely high-end finishes, including black granite window sills, live edge black walnut countertops, a gym, and European style toilet partitions. A massive, Vermont made, walnut conference table weighing 2,500 lb was suspended on a lull and received through a window.

Burr and Burton Virtual Groundbreaking – June 5, 2020! DEW joined Burr and Burton, the Rowland family, and KaTo architects for a virtual groundbreaking of Founders Hall, a three-story academy building, library, and common space. Two years in the making, the Rowland Project, slated for completion in June 2021, was made possible through a $20 million donation made to the school from the late Barry and Wendy Rowland. DEW is excited to take part in this remarkable project.

On Thursday, November 7, 2019 representatives from the City of St Albans, Nedde Real Estate, Northwestern Medical Center and Community College of Vermont (CCV) were joined by DEW and the community for the official groundbreaking for the new 25,000-square-foot building at the corner of Congress and Main Streets.  DEW is proud to part of the redevelopment efforts of this city. Congress & Main is a momentous step forward in its transformation.

After nearly two decades of planning, the One Taylor Street Housing and Transit Center in Montpelier, VT celebrated its official opening at a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on October 25, 2019. Located in the downtown business district of Montpelier at the junction of the North Branch and Winooski Rivers, the new multi-use building resides on a one-acre site formerly referred to as the“Carr Lot.” The City of Montpelier in partnership with Housing Vermont contracted with DEW to construct a state-of-the-art Transit Center, housing units and to extend a shared use path. Green Mountain Transit, owned by the City of Montpelier, will operate out of the first level of the four-story building. The upper three levels are 8,500 sf per story and include 30 housing units, owned and operated by Housing Vermont.