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Squadron Line School Replacement or Renovation

Sector: Warehouse • Location: Simsbury, Connecticut, United States

Source: Citizen Portal AI

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Tekon Architects presented three options for Squadron Line School in Simsbury, Connecticut: a status-quo repair program, a renovate-as-new phased occupied renovation, and full new construction on the existing property. The 1969 building is about 91,000 square feet on a 20-acre site and has significant issues such as roof leaks and single-pane windows. The project considers state reimbursement rate

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The project “Squadron Line School Replacement or Renovation” is an infrastructure initiative in the Warehouse sector, located in Simsbury, Connecticut, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Citizen Portal AI.

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Tekon Architects presented three options for Squadron Line School in Simsbury, Connecticut: a status-quo repair program, a renovate-as-new phased occupied renovation, and full new construction on the existing property. The 1969 building is about 91,000 square feet on a 20-acre site and has significant issues such as roof leaks and single-pane windows. The project considers state reimbursement rates, construction schedules, and swing-space logistics. Estimated costs for renovate-as-new are $131 million total with a net town share of around $68 million after reimbursement. New construction has a comparable total cost but a slightly lower net town share of about $66 million, with a shorter construction period of approximately 18 months. The board is to narrow options, refine budgets, and prepare a state grant application targeted for June 2027, with potential design start in late 2027 and building opening around 2031.

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