Projects

Sunrise Erectors Inc., are proud collaborators on the 66 Galen Street Project. Located in Watertown, MA is the new 224,106 sq. ft. life-science building. The development will be the home to new innovative collaborators, as the demand for rental space in the science industry grows.

Team Sunrise’s scope of work entails of the installation of the entire exterior facade of the facility. The use of NanaWall Curtainwall Systems, TGP Fire-rated Doors and CRL glass railings as part of an extensive scope of materials aided to the aesthetic and dynamic design of the new lab.

100 Chestnut Street in Somerville, MA is a 200,000+ sq. ft. LEED Platinum-Certified laboratory and office building that is home to new life-science innovations. In 2023, Sunrise had completed the long progress, finishing the installation of curtainwall covers ES Windows pre-glazed punched windows, and unitized standing seem zinc panels.

SEI is always thrilled to partner with North River Company, Gensler & Consigli Construction on exterior facade projects like this one!

Team Sunrise recently completed work at 730-750 Main Street in Cambridge — an exciting redevelopment project led by the MIT Investment Management Company (MITIMCo).

This sharp-looking property, which formerly housed the Polaroid Company, has been extensively renovated to accommodate a mix of laboratory, office and retail uses while respecting the historic nature of the buildings’ façades. As the new home of the MIT venture capital firm The Engine, the complex will serve as a hub where sponsors of breakthrough ideas in “tough tech” can grow their businesses by converging with science and engineering talent, experts, policymakers, and investors.

The scope of work for Sunrise included the furnishing and installation of ACM, phenolic panels, insulated metal panels, and louvers.

As of early 2023, the 500 Forge project in Watertown finished. This development is an exciting new facility on the Arsenal Yards campus .

The latest addition to the new life sciences campus, the building consists of nearly 160,000 sq. ft. of lab and office space and will welcome tenants Orna Therapeutics and AvenCell Therapeutics.

The Sunrise field team spent their time installing Taktl panels as well as tackling some interior work — including the installation of SaftiFirst fire-rated doors in the interior vestibule at the South Garage entrances.

The scope of work includes the entire exterior façade.

Located in Waltham, this three-story, 145,000 sq. ft. life science office building is part of greater Boston’s largest multi-tenant lab campus outside of Cambridge. Together with an adjacent office building at 830 Winter Street, it’s now part of a campus that includes a parking garage, central courtyard, and a variety of on-site amenities.

Sunrise’s scope of work consisted of both exterior and interior improvements, including:

• 16,000 sq. ft. of aluminum curtainwall (EFCO Corp.), glass and glazing (Oldcastle Glass)
• 19,000 sq. ft. of ACM panels (Arconic)
• 12,000 sq. ft. of corrugated metal panels (Centria)
• 10,000 sq. ft. of insulated metal panels (Centria)
• 3,500 sq. ft. of unitized wall back-up system
• Louvers supplied by Construction Specialties

Completed in 2016, this project consisted of the demolition and re-cladding of an existing building façade as part of a lab space consolidation for a life sciences firm in Cambridge.

The existing structure posed some true challenges with some large installation tolerances. Sunrise had to incorporate different types of adjustable furring systems to keep the new façade plumb and true. We also incorporated our unitized panel system to keep our installers safe and away from nearby power lines.

Product scope included air and vapor barrier, exterior framing, insulation, fiber cement siding, standing seam zinc panels, aluminum storefront, aluminum curtain wall, custom fabricated louvers, entrances, and interior glass and glazing.

Located in the heart of Kendall Square, this 380,000 sq. ft. life sciences complex was completed in 2015 utilizing a fully integrated design-assist approach. The project consists of two separate buildings, each topped with a two-story mechanical penthouse and connected by a five-story entrance atrium, with a 400-car below-grade parking garage.

Sunrise’s scope included the entire exterior façade. Sunrise engineers and project managers participated in on-site colocation for the better part of a year during the design development phase, and the shop drawings that SEI produced were incorporated into the architect’s set and ultimately became part of the final construction documents.

The product scope included custom ultra-high performance concrete panels, aluminum composite panels, column covers, phenolic panels, insulated metal panels, louvers, air and vapor barrier, thermally broken exterior framing system, insulation, aluminum curtainwall, aluminum storefront and entrances, glass railings, custom point supported steel and glass suspension system and skylight, and all interior glass and glazing.