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V O L . X X X I I N O. I I I F E B R UA R Y 9 , 2 0 2 6 12 C O M M E R C I A L D E V E L O P M E N T B uilding Northeastern University's Roux Institute campus, perched on the edge of Casco Bay in Portland, is a complex — and exciting — project for the team at Consigli Construction. Project executive Andrew Rouille is co-steering the build from the firm's Portland office with senior project manager Christina Consigli and proj- ect executive Matt Tonello. "It checks all the boxes when it comes to complex construction ele- ments," Rouille tells Mainebiz. "It's a unique, curved, cantilever building — on the water — with a mass timber section and geothermal wells, plus a pier and an historic restoration to the former [B&M Baked Beans] build- ing … It's a lot of building elements BIBBY & HAROLD ALFOND DINING COMMONS, KENTS HILL SCHOOL We meet every project with a passion for quality, creativity and an emphasis on sustainability. WARRENCONSTRUCTIONGROUP.COM 207.865.3522 F O C U S FACT BOX Ownership group for the project: Northeastern University, Boston Swingpoint Development, Portland TERVA Corp., Whitinsville, Mass. Consultants and engineering firms involved: Thornton Tomasetti, Portland Arup, Los Angeles Haley Aldrich, Portland S.W.Cole, Somersworth, N.H, Woodard & Curran, Portland WSP, Portland Maine subcontractors: Cives Steel Co., Augusta E.S. Boulos Co., Westbrook Shaw Brothers Construction, Gorham H.B. Fleming Inc., South Portland ABM Mechanical, Westbrook Aero Heating & Ventilating Inc., Westbrook Johnson & Jordan, Scarborough P H O T O / T I M G R E E N WAY Consigli Construction's Christina Consigli and Andrew Rouille at the Roux Institute construction site in Portland. Consigli takes on the challenge of building the Roux Institute campus B y T i n a F i s c h e r

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