OVERVIEW
The new Zervas Elementary School was part of a larger development project undertaken by the City of Newton to address growing enrollment and the advanced age of the existing facilities. The original Zervas School building was built in 1954 and was no longer addressing curriculum needs or the standards for educational facilities set forth by the State of Massachusetts.
The design of the new Zervas Elementary School echoed features of the new, recently-completed Angier Elementary School in Newton, which was also built by W.T. Rich.
Location: Newton, MA
Completion: August 2017
Contract Value: $29.2 million
Size: 80,000 SF
Type: New Construction
Owner: City of Newton
Designer: Perkins Eastman, Boston
Delivery Method: CM-at-Risk (MGL Chapter 149A)
“W.T. Rich’s commitment to addressing the interests of all public project stakeholders, including sensitive construction site neighbors, was outstanding. The consistently high level of professionalism that W.T. Rich exhibited on a daily basis supported a high level of trust and confidence within the owner group, design team and wider public constituencies that served the Zervas Elementary School project well."
Jason Springer, Perkins Eastman
Zervas Elementary School
“W.T. Rich’s commitment to addressing the interests of all public project stakeholders, including sensitive construction site neighbors, was outstanding. The consistently high level of professionalism that W.T. Rich exhibited on a daily basis supported a high level of trust and confidence within the owner group, design team and wider public constituencies that served the Zervas Elementary School project well."
Jason Springer, Perkins Eastman
Zervas Elementary School