EXP to Design Two New Elementary Schools in Quebec
Engineering firm EXP has secured two contracts to design new elementary schools in Beauharnois and Stoneham, Quebec. The projects will accommodate approximately 1000 students combined.
Engineering firm EXP has been awarded two contracts to design and prepare plans for new elementary schools in Quebec, located in Beauharnois and Stoneham.
The Beauharnois school, commissioned by the Centre de services scolaire de la Vallée-des-Tisserands, will feature 24 classrooms and is expected to enroll around 600 students. EXP's mechanical, electrical, civil, and structural engineering teams will conduct preliminary design studies and prepare specifications for this facility.
Similarly, the Centre de services scolaire des Premières-Seigneuries has contracted EXP to design an 18-classroom school in Stoneham, which will serve approximately 400 local students. EXP's building and industry teams, alongside its infrastructure divisions, will be involved in the preliminary design and construction preparation.
EXP, which states it has completed over 4,000 projects in the education sector, aims to create sustainable learning environments with these new facilities. The firm's involvement includes preliminary design studies and preparing construction plans for both schools.