The East Baltimore Community School was much more than a collection of modules that comprised a 27,382 square foot building, it was the foundation of hope for an entire section of Baltimore City. It served as swing space for classes to begin while the permanent facility was being constructed.
USMGE delivered several modular buildings to the site and connected them to form the nucleus of the school. The modular swing space solution consisted of 3 Phases; the first was completed in in less than 120 days and consisted of 19,240 square feet of temporary space.
Phase II added another 2,958 square feet. Phase III had another 5,184 square feet added, for a total of 27,382 square feet.
As the actual building is being constructed, students can attend classes in a safe, comfortable temporary building and get the head start they need.
USMGE provided full turnkey and design-build services for the EBCS project and was selected through a rigorous interview process.
“Thank you for working with Gilman School on this complicated project! During the permit process with Baltimore City, USMGE™ was successful, often on short notice, to help Gilman resolve the issues with the City government. We were very pleased with the amount of time it took to have the buildings renovated and installed, on time and on budget. Overall we have found our relationship with USMGE™...to be a rewarding and satisfactory experience. We would be pleased to recommend USMGE™ [to any potential customer].”
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