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Ouellet Associates' newsletter is published four times a year. Our newsletters highlight selected projects and also serve as a source of general construction news and management tips.
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Lux Mentis Scienta, "Knowledge is the light of the mind." The Colby College motto is inscribed on the wall as you enter the new 9,500-square-foot bookstore. The book store completion in April, two months ahead of schedule, marked the end of the final phase of the Cotter Union renovation and expansion.
Building a legacy in Biddeford - the George & Barbara Bush Center is a much anticipated addition to the Ketchum Library, and the Ouellet team is happy to help bring it to fruition. The Center will include George H. W. Bush memorabilia in its legacy library.
Colby College's new Pulver Pavilion, nicknamed "The Heart" has been beating with life since the start of the acdemic year. The Pavilion was constructed between the two original wings of Cotter Union, a space formerly spanned by a skywalk.
Adams Hall: Medical College or Mausoleum? OAI crew finds evidence of stiffs under the floorboards. In other words, Adams Hall housed the laboratory where students of Bowdoin's former medical school (1820-1920) practiced on cadavers.
Fall 2007
Ouellet Associates finished the University of New England's Sandra Featherman Hall - a multiuse dormatory with 73 student suites and two classrooms - three months ahead of schedule. In this issue we also celebrate Ouellet Associates' 15 year anniversary.
Summer 2007
Ouellet Associates share how we use digital technology to increase efficiency - both in the office and in the field. These modern tools speed communication and reduce overhead.
The new 9000 SF Visitor and Education Center built by Ouellet Associates for Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens features a library, galley, café, gift shop and information center.
Winter 2007
Features Bowdoin College's historic Winthrop Hall. Built in 1822 at a cost of $9,553.16, Ouellet Associates is charged with modernizing the structure while being respectful of its important past.
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