Having outgrown the original town hall built in the 1890s, the Town went to the voters to approve the new construction of a 13,040, single-story, wood-framed Town Hall that would accommodate their needs and be more accessible to visitors. The new building features a larger vault to store municipal documents, modern heating and cooling systems, exterior […]
This 15,000-square-foot, wood-framed, three-story homeless shelter is a symbol of hope and dedication, providing a safe haven for those in need. DEW Construction managed the construction of this building, which replaced the Hundred Nights Lamson Street facility and doubled its capacity with 48 beds and eight rooms, each equipped with bathrooms, showers, and dressers. Additionally, […]
The existing Moran Plant generated electricity for the City of Burlington with a coal-fired and then wood-burning system from 1954 to 1986 when it was decommissioned. In 1982, the ownership was transferred to the City. Since then, the City has attempted to redevelop the property for the benefit of the public. The footprint of the […]
This once-dilapidated building from the 1920s has housed a car dealership and garage, a maintenance shop, a sign shop, dry cleaners, and even a commune. The original intention was to renovate the 100-year-old building, but the high cost of converting the fragile concrete structure into housing necessitated its demolition and replacement with a new building. […]
Situated in the picturesque green mountains of Vermont, the new Army Mountain Warfare School spans over 82,000 square feet at the Ethan Allen Firing Range in Jericho, Vermont. The new steel-framed facility offers a range of amenities, including classrooms, offices, conference rooms, a three-story climbing wall, a 5,000-square-foot drill hall, an Olympic IFSC-certified 15m speed […]
