ALLSTON, Mass. -- Richard White Sons and Dufresne-Henry Consulting Engineers (doing business as DHW Design/Builders) teamed with Chan Mock Architects of Cambridge to plan the Travis Street project for the Harvard Business School (HBS).  Construction is scheduled to start mid to late June.

Travis Street involves reconstruction of a former Boston public school building purchased by HBS for office space.  The four-story building is approximately 28,000 square feet.  Plans include gutting the building and adding new MEP and fire protection systems and retrofitting the building with offices.  The project will be completed in November of 2001.

DHW Design/Builders is an alliance of Richard White Sons and Dufresne-Henry Consulting Engineers, which offers civil, structural, MEP and fire protection engineering.

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