In autumn 2014, Turner Group Inc. was selected to design a new 30,000-square-foot outdoor rink structure for the Holderness School, with the goal of completing construction for the hockey season of 2015. This was an emergency project to replace the existing rink rendered uninhabitable due to inadequate snow load capacity. TTG met with instructors and […]
This project involved the transformation of an existing 340-ton-per-day solid waste transfer station into a modern facility capable of processing 750 tons per day, all while maintaining ongoing operations. The upgrade included a significantly expanded tipping floor, new high-capacity baling and storage systems, improved truck scale infrastructure, and advanced odor, dust, and bird mitigation systems. Site-wide improvements also featured a new stormwater drainage system with an oil/water separator, upgraded electrical systems for continuous operation, and enhanced fire protection and loading capabilities within the redesigned Transfer Building.
Turner Group was selected to perform a comprehensive site analysis and feasibility study for the expansion of Hampton Academy, a historic school located in a dense urban area with limited available space. Recognizing the site’s constraints, TTG developed and presented four thoughtful design options to the building committee, offering creative solutions for positioning the addition […]
In 2021, Turner Group completed renovations for three schools in the Hopkinton School District within a $9.7 million budget. Maple Street School and Hopkinton Middle/High School received needed interior and systems upgrades, while Harold Martin Elementary School underwent renovations along with a significant addition. Approximately half of the total budget was dedicated to the addition […]
Methuen Construction engaged The Turner Group (TTG) to provide architectural and engineering services for the redevelopment of a recently purchased 175,000-square-foot facility on a 37-acre site in Plaistow, NH.
Following the installation of a new Bindler processing line, Lindt undertook a major facility upgrade with the construction of a new chiller plant to support expanded production needs. The Turner Group provided full architectural and structural engineering services for the project, which included replacing the aging system, coordinating temporary mobile chillers to ensure uninterrupted operations, and designing complex piping connections to rooftop mechanical units—all while maintaining seamless production throughout construction.
