Celebrating the Ribbon Cutting of the New Ellen Garrison Building at Concord Middle School

CTA Construction Managers Celebrates New Concord Middle School



Recently, CTA Construction Managers proudly celebrated the completion of the new Ellen Garrison Building at Concord Middle School in Massachusetts. Last month marked an important milestone for education in the town, as community members, school officials, and students gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony that signified the building's official debut.

Dr. Laurie Hunter, the Superintendent of Schools, highlighted that although students had already started attending the facility in February, this event was crucial for unveiling the new building to the broader public. She noted, "This event was the culmination of years of planning, design, and construction to deliver this state-of-the-art educational facility for the students and families of Concord."

The new school design, executed by the renowned firm SMMA, reflects the commitment of Concord’s community to creating modern, sustainable, and adaptable learning spaces. According to Jennifer Soucy, the Architect and Project Manager at SMMA, "The building offers innovative classroom spaces, advanced technology integration, and energy-efficient features that support both academic excellence and environmental stewardship." Notably, the facility is designed to be fully LEED-certifiable, aligning with green building standards.

This ribbon-cutting event also celebrated a successful collaboration between various stakeholders, including the Town of Concord, project management firm LiRo-Hill, SMMA, and CTA Construction Managers. Ian Parks, Program Director at LiRo-Hill, emphasized the importance of teamwork, stating that their combined efforts ensured the school's timely delivery while adhering to the highest construction standards.

The Ellen Garrison Building effectively merges two previously separate middle school campuses, Sanborn and Peabody. This transition improves logistical efficiency and reduces operational costs, allowing all middle school students to attend a single campus. This unified environment fosters a stronger school community and enhances educational experiences.

"Seeing the community come together to celebrate this milestone is a testament to the vision and dedication of everyone involved," remarked Lyle Coghlin, Principal of CTA Construction Managers. He expressed pride in the school's potential to serve generations of students and to stand as a point of pride for Concord.

Commitment to Quality Construction
CTA Construction Managers has a rich history of working with both SMMA and LiRo-Hill, with previous projects that include North Middlesex Regional High School and Swampscott Elementary School. Their extensive experience in managing complex K-12 educational facilities across Massachusetts only solidifies their reputation as a trusted partner in the construction industry.

Founded in 2000 and based in Waltham, Massachusetts, CTA Construction Managers is an award-winning construction management and general contracting firm. Their comprehensive portfolio exceeds $2.0 billion, reflecting their dedication to delivering quality projects across various sectors, including municipal, academic, multi-family residential, commercial, and senior care facilities.

The completion of Concord Middle School marks yet another chapter in CTA’s mission to promote sustainable building practices. With a commitment to green building, CTA has successfully aided numerous clients in constructing facilities that meet LEED and MA-CHPS standards, winning them acclaim in the construction community.

For further details about CTA Construction and to explore their extensive project portfolio, you can visit their website at CTA Construction.

In summary, the new Ellen Garrison Building at Concord Middle School is poised to be a beacon of educational excellence and community pride, thanks to the collaborative efforts of all parties involved and the focus on creating a sustainable learning environment.

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