The Greenlaw Building was originally constructed in 1954. This renovation by Lavallee Brensinger Architects is intended to serve the State of Maine Laboratories, including BSL-3 Spaces and testing/storage for local and State police along with the State of Maine Division of Disease Control. The renovation included a complete gut of the interior, modification to the exterior to address envelope concerns, and a new roof, along with extensive rooftop units. 

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My role in this project was as a project technician starting during Design Development through Construction Documents. I focused on the exterior design and envelope detailing along with related structural and MEP coordination. Lavallee Brensinger worked with a building envelope specialist to address the exterior issues including failing brick, mortar, and stone, poorly performing windows, and poorly insulated existing exterior walls, and other issues. 

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The Greenlaw Building is currently under construction.