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580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.
580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.
580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.
580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.
580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.
580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.
580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.
580 Pleasant Lab featuring the GreenGirt Delta adjustable system.

580 Pleasant Lab Building

Watertown, MA
The 580 Pleasant Lab Building project in Watertown, Massachusetts, is an office space development covering 35,000 SF, utilizing the GreenGirt CMH Delta Adjustable System. Advanced Metal Systems installed the system with mineral wool insulation on metal studs. The project, designed by Dimella Shaffer and constructed by BW Kennedy & Company, showcases a blend of functionality and modern architectural aesthetics.
CategoryMixed-use
Size35,000 SF
SystemGreenGirt CMH Delta adjustable system
Girt Size / Orientation / OC5", 6" | H/V | 16" OC
Insulation TypeMineral wool
CladdingACM, corrugated metal
SubstrateMetal studs
ArchitectDimella Shaffer
ContractorBW Kennedy & Company
InstallerAdvanced Metal Systems
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