Students, staff, and community members gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Bristol County Agricultural High School expansion and renovation, designed by HMFH Architects with landscape architecture by Halvorson Design.
Slated for completion Fall 2021, the project will add approximately 196,000 square feet to the campus footprint and includes a new Center for Science and the Environment, renovations to Gilbert Hall and the Agricultural Mechanics building, a new student common, and a new Landscape Design and Contracting building. The expansion will allow the school to increase its enrollment capacity from 450 to 600 students.
Assistant Superintendent Kevin Braga said, “Through the dreams and aspirations of our students, we were able to develop our scope of work for the renovation and expansion. Even though today marks the official start of the expansion and renovation, our students and staff have been involved in this process for the past 3 years.”
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