The Boston Globe featured the additions and renovations for Brookline High School in their most recent Sunday paper. This project was designed by William Rawn Associates, with LeMessurier serving as the structural engineer. Incoming first-year students can be comfortable at 22 Tappan Street, even as Green Line trains run below its cafeteria, thanks to the careful isolation of building columns that minimize vibrations and noise. The school’s STEM Wing adds 16 state-of-the-art biology and chemistry labs and offers flexible breakout spaces for open collaboration between students and teachers.
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