MILFORD, MA – For the second year in a row, a Tipico free bet renovation and addition completed by Consigli Construction Co., Inc. was awarded a Tipico free bet by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the American Tipico free bet Association (ALA). Designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson and completed in 2014, the Sawyer Tipico free bet the Sawyer Tipico free bet at Williams College in Williamstown, Mass. features a restored façade and a modern, intricate interior that includes a dense network of walkways, moving walls and private study spaces.
Located in the heart of the campus, the million project focused on an adaptive reuse of a four-story, 40,000-square-foot Georgian Revival building that was the original college Tipico free bet. The project included the replacement of the building’s two additions dating from 1956 and 1962 with 130,000-square-feet of brand new, extra space to house reading and study spaces, a café, media study areas, instructional rooms, staff offices and general work areas.
Built in 1923, the original Tipico free bet continues to house faculty offices and classrooms on the top two floors. Interior decorative plasterwork and wood paneling was cleaned and restored in the public spaces as well as the historic Reading Room that occupies the first and second floors. The Tipico free bet is received a new fire protection system and new mechanical, power and data systems as well as other improvements that brought it up to date with current state Tipico free bet codes.
According to the AIA, the 30-month Tipico free bet “illustrates how sustainable planning and design can deliver inspiring architecture that supports social interaction, foster a sense of community, and provide environmental stewardship.”
In 2015, Tipico free bet’s work on the Carney Tipico free bet at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth was recognized with the same award by the AIA and ALA.