Windover is proud to announce our newest Certified Passive House Builders! Manager of MEP Services Charlie Romano, General Superintendent Dustin Corbett, and Superintendents Drew Andersen and Diego de Leon have completed the intensive training and rigorous testing to earn this certification. What is Passive House? Passive House is a building standard that focuses on thermal
Town officials, funders, and the project team recently gathered at 62 Maple Street, Wenham to officially launch a new senior community, Maple Woods. Affordable home developer and manager Harborlight Homes, based in Beverly, with project team SV Design and Windover Construction, is creating this much-needed affordable senior community, comprised of 45 one-bedroom apartment homes, with
Originally built in 1840 and relocated from Connecticut in 1963, the Hamilton Chapel is a historic and iconic building that sits in the middle of the Belmont Hill School campus. The renovation of the historic Hamilton Chapel included the stabilization of the original post and beam building, significant MEP upgrades, new custom made pews, and
At Anonymous Hall, a newly renovated social and administrative hub on campus, students and faculty are able to enjoy a small café, student lounge, seminar space, computer lab, three conference rooms, and 32 new offices in what was formerly the college’s biomedical library. Anonymous Hall is named for alumni and friends who have quietly supported
In a summer filled with uncertainty, especially for academic institutions, Windover Construction collaborated with several academic clients to help create a safe environment for students to return to this fall. Windover helped these schools and universities with planning, budgeting, permitting, and constructing isolation housing – all in a matter of months – by combining leading-edge
Imagine prefabricating hundreds of trusses in just a few hours. Now, imagine doing so with the highest level of precision, quality, and sustainability. Digital Prefabrication, 3D Printing and Automation are making this a reality for design and construction. Windover is pioneering methods leveraging cutting-edge technologies combined with data acquired from laser scanning and drones to
The use of drone technology is becoming more and more mainstream. So much so that these days the sound of that unnatural buzzing overhead hardly provokes more than a casual glance upwards. Everyone from Amazon to Uber is touting their use – or future use – of drones to enhance and expand their service offerings.
On back-to-back days earlier this month, Endicott opened its doors to two of the college’s newest and most innovative buildings – the Ginger Judge Science Center Expansion and the Samuel Wax Academic Center. Located in the center of the idyllic, seaside campus, the near-simultaneous opening of these two buildings signifies just how fast the Endicott
For several years, innovation labs, maker-spaces, and other flexible learning spaces have sprouted up on academic campuses, fostering the trend of experiential and transdisciplinary learning. Having a space that is open-concept and adaptable gives schools the flexibility to meet the needs of their students and teachers without costly renovations. More importantly, this trend in education
Windover recently completed construction of a state-of-the-art biotechnology laboratory and office building at 417 Main St. in Gloucester. Owned and operated by Back Shore LLC, the 18,500 square-foot facility is situated within the Designated Port Area of Gloucester’s historic waterfront and will be dedicated to tenants focused on marine research uses. The completion of this