Webster Groves, MO – McGrath & Associates has completed construction of a STEM building addition for Nerinx Hall high school in Webster Groves, Missouri. The 8,100 square foot building included four new classrooms and a prep room between the classrooms. Two of the classrooms can be used in various “flex” configurations, while the other two have fixed laboratory benches and laboratory fume hoods installed. The concourse includes collaboration areas for students as well.
In addition to the classrooms, the project included construction of two new restrooms, a skylight, a new air handling unit and multiple exhaust fans. McGrath also did some renovations to the existing lobby and school building. McGrath also coordinated MEPFP design for the project.
The new STEM building was a ground up project that included a mix of structural steel, structural metal stud framing, and pre-engineered metal trusses. The front façade is made up of brick, 80 pieces of cast stone, and 24 glass windows.
The project was delivered on time and on budget. The new STEM classrooms are ready to use for the upcoming school year.
ABOUT McGRATH
McGrath & Associates provides contracting and construction management services, as well as in-house design services for pharmaceutical, healthcare, commercial and energy/industrial projects. Since its founding in 1983, the employee-owned company has been named “General Contractor of the Year” eight times by the American Subcontractors Association Midwest Council and nominated more than twenty times for that honor. For more information, call Nick Knobbe at 314-772-7600.
