Erland Honored with CMAA Award

June 11, 2010

Burlington, MA – The Leonard Florence Center for Living, built by Erland Construction, Inc. has won the Project of the Year award from Construction Manager’s Association of America (CMAA) New England Chapter.

Erland Honored with CMAA Award

Burlington, MA – The Leonard Florence Center for Living, built by Erland Construction, Inc. has won the Project of the Year award from Construction Manager’s Association of America (CMAA) New England Chapter.
Standing out as the most deserving in the New Construction Under $30 million category, this project was honored for its exemplary innovation, teamwork, and dedication to excellence.

The project team included members from the Owner, the Chelsea Jewish Foundation; Development/Financial consultants, Affirmative Investments; Owner’s Representative, CS2/NE; Architect DiMella Shaffer Associates; and Erland Construction.

The new 91,000sf, 100-unit Leonard Florence Center for Living in Chelsea is the first skilled nursing facility built in Massachusetts in 13 years; the first urban Green House built in the United States; and the first facility of its kind for ALS and MS patients. Erland finished the project in 19 months.