MIT Schwarzman

Cambridge, MA

Education

MIT Schwarzman College of Computing was a significant project completed by Integrated at Work (IAW) in collaboration with Suffolk, the general contractor, and SOM, the architect.

This project incorporated a range of interior architectural products, including demountable walls, pivot doors, auto sliding doors, nonrated door lites, bathroom mirrors, fire frame curtainwall, and much more (see scope below). The project showcased excellent coordination across multiple systems, contributing to the overall success and timely completion of the project.

Solutions/Scope

350 LF demountable walls (Muraflex MIMO)
15 pivot doors (Muraflex MIMO)
4 auto sliders (Horton)
35 nonrated door lites
870 SF of back lit mirrors
140 SF fire frames (TGP)
950 SF heat barrier clearview (TGP)
12 fire-rated door lites
120 LF glass handrails (Sadev Sabco)
112 SF sound control frames (Devac)
268 frosted sidelights
268 clear sidelights
1 skylight (Velux)
8 column covers (Forms and Surfaces)

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Yale University

New Haven, CT

Science/Tech, Education

Integrated at Work is proud to have worked on various projects for Yale University. One recent project for the University included the following:

Solutions/Scope

Installed 114 LF of Haworth Enclose demountable walls
Installed blocking inside the wall panel to support lab shelving and storage requirements

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University of Rhode Island

Kingston, RI

Office, Education

Integrated at Work (IAW) delivered a complete glass wall system with doors and sliding doors for the University’s newly constructed College of Engineering. The 190,000 SF building is the largest construction project in the University’s history. The single, six-floor building replaces five older buildings on the University’s engineering campus.

Creating light-filled expanses of open space for the state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratories was key. To help achieve this, IAW installed a 12’0” high glass wall in an area on the building’s first floor.

Project Type: Education