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1994 JAN-JUN-HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
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1994 JAN-JUN-HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
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Peter said they did an elementary school in Mass. and Nantucket high <br /> school . <br /> Michael said they have done 10 high schools in 7-8 years . They did their <br /> homework on our site , they know our needs. They looked like they would be <br /> expensive. <br /> Peter said the services SMMA get from Perkins and Will is the programmer <br /> ( i .e. Dr. Collabro) and they translate it into a design . Mr. Frenette said <br /> 50% of the design would be done in NYC. They have Mass. examples for the <br /> Committee to visit. He like them because they have good resources and good <br /> designs. Why didn ' t they get interviewed in the first place? The Committee <br /> was stressing a lot of high school experience - ones we could go visit. <br /> The people most impressed with SMMA did not go to the first round of <br /> interviews. They were very prepared and said what we wanted to hear. SMMA <br /> showed a good understanding of school programs. <br /> Beniamin Thompson/Holmes and Edwards <br /> Bill Jones said forget it. He did not find them adequately qualified. <br /> They are in a different league from the other power houses. <br /> Merry Sue said the closest thing to a high school was the NYU law library. <br /> They are not high school people. They have never even built an elementary <br /> school in this State. <br /> Janice said they are very talented but do not have what we need. <br /> Paul said they have no High School experience and no State experience. <br /> Joe said they would like to build a high school , but he does not think they <br /> are qualified for Mashpee's project. <br /> Steve said they have interesting projects but not relevant to what we are <br /> doing. <br /> Michael said they have no high schools , did not do a site visit. <br /> Graham Gund <br /> Bill Jones feels they are very interesting but very expensive - like going <br /> to Tiffany for an alarm clock. <br /> Merry Sue said they have no high school programming experience. She does <br /> not want to be the first high school they have done . It is a very small <br /> firm. <br /> Janice said they were originally 1 of her top 3 . They are on a different <br /> level , for a different pocketbook. There work is beautiful but it does not <br /> apply to us. <br /> Paul said when he asked if they had done a high school , only 1 member of <br /> his firm had, not while she was with the firm. Brookline elementary school <br /> was built at $120 sq foot, State guidelines for elementary school is $80-90 <br /> sq foot. <br /> Bill Martiros said it is a shame the Committee is intimidated by the <br /> presentation and the name. He talked to the Chairman of the building <br /> committee and went to see the school . Whether we choose them or not you <br /> would be re-miss not to go see the school just to get ideas . All the rest <br /> of the schools you see will look like they are not finished. With Graham <br /> Gund you get good quality of ideas , it is the material you choose, for the <br /> price you want to pay. He has built beautiful buildings all over the <br /> country. You can ' t shut him down because of his presentation -because he <br /> is a fancy guy. <br /> 6 <br />
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