for us to blend tradition with innovation,” he said. “We’re ensuring that while we preserve the architectural integrity, we’re also adapting the space to fit the community’s current and future needs.” Jonah emphasized the collaborative nature of the project. “Working with a client that values both history and progress has made this project especially fulfilling. Our team is committed to navigating challenges, such as preserving key historical features while adding modern, functional spaces,” he explained. “Our goal is to ensure the building continues to serve as a spiritual and community hub for generations to come.” DBI Projects is also the OPM on the development of a new dining hall and community center at The Fessenden School, an independent boys’ boarding andday school for Pre-K through9thGrade inWest Newton. Work includes design and construction of a new 26,000-sf facility, as well as demolition of an existing structure, all while maintaining harmony withintheenvironmentofanactiveschool campus. Matthew O’Connell, DBI’s Senior Project Manager overseeing the Fessenden project, said, “The new Dining Commons Building supports Fessenden’s mission to build a cohesive day and residential community enriched by nurturing relationships. DBI’s critical thinking and strategic support have allowed school stakeholders to make structured and informed decisions about their buildings and operations, charting a path towards realizing this mission.” At the core of DBI’s success is its unwavering commitment to problem-solving. The team embraces challenges as opportunities to innovate,
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