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Boston Children's Hospital | GreenGirt CMH Delta adjustable and GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation systems
Boston Children's Hospital | GreenGirt CMH Delta adjustable and GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation systems
Boston Children's Hospital | GreenGirt CMH Delta adjustable and GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation systems
Boston Children's Hospital | GreenGirt CMH Delta adjustable and GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation systems

Boston Children’s Hospital

Weymouth, MA
The Boston Children’s Hospital expansion in Weymouth, Massachusetts, is a three-story healthcare project designed to expand access to pediatric services and outpatient care. The new facility was designed by isgenuity, constructed by Bond, and installed by TJ McCartney, Inc. to deliver a modern healthcare environment that combines enhanced clinical functionality with restorative architectural design. To ensure long-term energy efficiency, this project utilizes 7,750 square feet of the GreenGirt CMH Delta adjustable system and 3,800 square feet of the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
CategoryHealth care
Size7,750 SF; 3,800 SF
SystemGreenGirt CMH Delta adjustable and GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation systems
Girt Size / Orientation / OC3"; 2" | V/H | 16" OC, 24" OC
Insulation TypeMineral wool
CladdingACM
SubstrateMetal studs
Architectisgenuity
ContractorBond
InstallerTJ McCartney
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“All base UI elements are made using Nested Symbols and shared styles that are logically connected. Gorgeous, high-quality video sharing on desktop, mobile, tablet. All base UI elements are made using Nested Symbols”
John DoeLead marketing specialist, CNN
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