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Menino Pavilion at Boston Medical Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Menino Pavilion at Boston Medical Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Menino Pavilion at Boston Medical Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.

Menino Pavilion at Boston Medical Center

Boston, MA

Menino Pavilion at Boston Medical Center in Boston, MA uses 32,000 SF of GreenGirt Max CMH™ over metal studs, behind terra cotta cladding, with mineral wool. This healthcare facility was designed by TRO Jung|Brannen Healthcare Architecture, with Sunrise Erectors, Inc. serving as both general contractor and installer.

Terra cotta is a heavy rainscreen cladding that must be held true and carried outside the insulation. GreenGirt Max CMH provides that horizontal support on a continuous insulation plane, accommodating the panel weight that defines terra cotta facades.

Category Health Care
Size32,000 SF
SystemGreenGirt Max CMH™
Girt Size / Orientation / OC4" | H | 24" OC
Insulation TypeMineral wool
CladdingTerra cotta
SubstrateMetal studs
ArchitectTRO Jung|Brannen Healthcare Architecture
General ContractorSunrise Erectors, Inc.
InstallerSunrise Erectors, Inc.
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