Franklin College

Location:

Franklin, Indiana

Delivery Method:

Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc)

Project:

Science Center

Size:

51,000 SF

Construction Cost:

$13.7 million

Designer:

BSA LifeStructures

Construction start:

May 2017

Completion:

January 2019

Franklin College’s science facility, Barnes Hall, was built in 1927 and renovated in 1987. It was a 30,000-square-foot facility that housed 10 teaching labs and one research lab. The new facility is 51,000 square feet in size, with 12 teaching labs and three research labs. Total lab space was nearly be doubled. The updated features include flexible classroom and lab spaces, dedicated space for student research projects, collaborative learning spaces, improved technology and numerous sustainability features.

“Hagerman was truly team-oriented partnering with the owner and architect from schematic design through close out of the project. Hagerman was not only a key partner in the construction but also exhibited all the qualities we had hoped for in a project stakeholder such as clear consistent communication, superb craftsmanship, and a spotless safety record. The personnel assigned to the project were excellent problem solvers who mastered budget, schedule, and relationships. A first class team!”

- Tom Patz, Assistant Vice President of Physical Facilities

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