Winner of the American School & University 2000 Architectural Portfolio Award, the Dover Middle School has been nationally recognized for educational design excellence. Design challenges were twofold: the educational program, based on neighborhoods, and site constraints.
 
Classroom "neighborhoods" consist of one grade per wing on a floor, each with staff planning/meeting area and self-contained support areas for lockers, toilets, data closets and custodial support room. The layout is designed to provide teaching teams with common planning time and a team-driven schedule. Wings are separated by student services on the first floor and the media center on the second floor. The design allows for use of the gymnasium, cafeteria/kitchen and large-group room without needing to access the entire school. This limited access enhances school-wide security and also encourages community use.
 
Numerous site issues were encountered but overcome by the design. The building sits half on clay and half on ledge. Construction techniques involved steel structures utilized on clay to minimize loads and load-bearing masonry adapted for ledge.

A ribbon cutting ceremony was held in September 17, 1992, to celebrate the opening of this new healthcare facility. Dwight Sowerby, Owner and President of the Peterborough-based Sowerby Healthcare, dedicated the new facility to his deceased mother, Vera May Sowerby. Mrs. Sowerby devoted her life to care-giving as a nurse and nursing home administrator. The 147-bed nursing home is a 2-story building, nestled on 15 acres of land in Bedford, NH.

Design and construction administration services were provided for this new 5,700-square-foot branch facility in Amherst, NH. An open house in November of 2001 celebrated the completion of the facility. The new branch was designed to accommodate the full spectrum of services offered by the credit union. Additional projects by Team Design for Triangle Credit Union include the Nashua main office on Franklin Street and a branch facility on Elm Street in Manchester.

Hampshire Fire Protection is the largest fabricator of fire protection devices in NH. The facility, located in the Airport Industrial Park in Londonderry, includes an office and a fabricating/warehouse area.
 
When the decision was made to proceed with building this facility, Hampshire Fire Protection selected a General Contractor well-known for working with pre-engineered buildings. Thecontractor chose to team up with Team Design because of its' progressive and cost-effective design work in this area. A two-story office area was accomplished by designing a standard steel-framed second story within the pre-engineered building shell.

The Boys & Girls Clubs are committed to providing equal access and delivering a full range of activities to all boys and girls, consistent with their diverse interests and needs. The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua first facilitated an existing facility analysis to establish the condition of the buildings infrastructure to support both current and future program needs. The facility analysis was invaluable in determining where and how corrective work would be undertaken to satisfy program offerings.
 
The cost of corrective work was established and a capital improvement fund raiser started. Through these generous donations, the Club updated both mechanical and electrical systems, installed a new pool filtration system, updated all interior finishes, renovated space for new locker rooms and other program spaces, addressed accessibility issues, re-roofed old and leaking roofs, and updated and refurbished the exterior appearance. The entire project was phased and completed with full Owner occupancy.

Sanmina Corporation is a California based technology company which manufactures printed circuit boards and electronic subassemblies for its clients. Sanmina was looking to establish an East Coast manufacturing facility to address an ever expanding market. Projected production schedules required the new facility be operational for January 1996; as such, the design team and construction manager where allotted a five month period, an extremely aggressive schedule, to both design and construct the new facility.
 
The end product was delivered on time and under budget. The facility is constructed of load bearing split-face cmu and open web joists, and utilizes accent bands of glazed block; as well as, a twenty foot high wall of New Hampshire granite in the main lobby to provide both a beautiful and inviting main entrance.