W.T. Rich completed extensive renovations to the Existing High School and a New Addition including a High School Library, Gymnasium, New Public Library and Community Center. This project was extremely challenging on all levels including design, coordination, budgeting, and time.

Due to a failing exterior wall system, the City of Boston and the Boston Public Schools department required a major remodeling of the John P. Holland School in Dorchester, MA. The project included removal of over 60,000 SF of exterior

New construction of 100,000 square foot, two-story elementary school. Construction consisted of steel framed building with light gauge metal framed exterior walls with a combination of brick and EIFS façade. The project contained a beautifully-designed courtyard with river stone pavers

Chinatown Park is one of three Central Artery / Tunnel Surface Projects that comprise the Rose Fitzgerald Greenway. The park is located on a narrow strip of space on approximately ¾ of an acre of land over an abandoned off-ramp.

The Cambridge War Memorial Building Renovations project in Cambridge, MA consisted of a complete “gut” renovation of this existing, three-story 150,000 square foot building. Although the building was unoccupied during the construction period, the project was under pressure to meet

The Boston Public Library McKim Building project consisted of renovation and historical restoration work at one of Boston’s preeminent historical landmarks. The work consisted of courtyard renovations as well as interior and exterior roof reconstruction. Work also included masonry repointing,

The BYMCU project was one of the most challenging to date for W.T. Rich Company. The BYMCU is America’s oldest continually operating athletic facility. Located in the heart of Boston, this five-story, 80,000 SF facility is an historical landmark. W.T.

The Thomas Crane Public Library is considered one of the finest small-scale Romanesque Revival designs by Richardson, who is best known as the architect of Trinity Church in Copley Square in Boston. W.T. Rich Company was hired as the General

W.T. Rich Company completed extensive renovations to this 26 story high-rise building. The work encompassed major upgrades and replacement of MEP systems, a new security system and a new fire protection system. In addition, the work included re-finishing and renovating

The City of Boston and the Boston Public Schools required a major remodeling of the John P. Holland School in Dorchester, Ma. The project was faced with a significant scheduling challenge in that the work needed to be completed in

This project consisted of two distinct sub-projects conducted in parallel. First, W.T. Rich was responsible for the construction of a new detention building. This two-story, 34-cell detention building was constructed using pre-fabricated, modular construction for the above ground building superstructure.

The project consisted of the new construction of a 25,000 square foot public safety complex to house the town’s police department, fire department and emergency dispatch center. The main building structure was a two-story, wood framed building with a combination

This historic and beautiful structure required renovation due to the increased size of the City’s fire truck engines. The City of Cambridge called upon W.T. Rich Company to completely gut and renovate this historic fire station building. Work included exterior

The Shattuck Hospital required complete replacement of there existing boiler plant to achieve much needed operational efficiencies and enhanced performance reliability. W.T. Rich was hired as the General Contractor for the project under the stringent requirement that uninterrupted heat and

The Bremen Street Park Fountain Pavilion project consisted of the new construction of a 1,300 square foot pavilion building within the newly constructed Bremen Street Park. This ornate building was constructed of masonry bearing walls with a steel-framed, sloped roof