Boston, MA For many years, union electricians from the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 103 have been brightening historic Fenway Park by
providing electrical services to the Boston Red Sox organization – including the operation and
servicing of the lights that shine over the most historic park in Major League Baseball.
99 Summer enhanced their building with a brand new front entrance on Summer street. The upgraded entrance features table with booth seating, a video wall and new cafe. LED pendant light hang as high at 60′ in the air shining light through the glass wall, while undercabinent tapelight
J & M Brown Company, based in Jamaica Plain, recently completed electrical construction of 5 Fan Pier Boulevard – Building C at One Seaport Square, the Seaport District’s newest and most vibrant new mixed-use project. Earlier in 2017, JMB completed core and shell electrical construction of Building B – The Benjamin, located at 25 Northern Ave. The two 22-story towers house 850 luxury apartments and over 300,000 square feet of retail and entertainment space, with three levels of below-ground parking.
J & M Brown’s crew of 50 Local 103 electricians at peak construction worked on both Seaport Square buildings. The electrical team provided the buildings’ primary and emergency power as well as their integrated fire alarm system. The NECA Boston Chapter contractor also installed lighting in the buildings’ lobbies, rooftop terraces, and exterior public realm areas.
Spectrum Integrated Technologies, the low-voltage division of J & M Brown, installed the buildings’ security system and provided the design-build A/V system with its crew of Local 103 technicians.
J & M Brown worked on a project team headed by Construction Manager/GC John Moriarty & Associates of Winchester, MA. The project was designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects, Boston, MA. Cosentini Associates, of Boston, provided electrical engineering services.
25 Northern Avenue, The Benjamin
25 Northern Ave, Lobby, Damianos Photography
On February 2, 2018, Wynn Boston Harbor recognized J&M Brown for its workforce diversity at the casino project. Details are shown here:
J&M Brown Wynn Casino Diversity Award Copy of SKM_45818022012070
With pre-con complete, J&M Brown is underway with the electrical upgrades at Colonial Theater.
Two J&M Brown projects featured: News – 345 Harri, WIT Library
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NECA Boston Contractor teams with Architect: CBT Architects, Boston; GC: John Moriarty & Associates, Winchester; Owner: UDR, Boston; EE: RW Sullivan Engineering, Boston
Boston, MA – J&M Brown Company, headquartered in Jamaica, Plain, MA, is underway with comprehensive electrical construction of 345 Harrison Avenue, the new 585-unit luxury residential/multi-use complex in Boston’s South End. The development is comprised of two 14-story buildings, housing 535,900 square feet of residential space and 33,550 square feet of ground floor retail and restaurant space. JMB’s scope entails installation of the complete electrical distribution system, LED lighting, fire alarm system and tel/data systems. The tel/data system installations are being provided by J&M Brown’s low voltage division, Spectrum Integrated Technologies.
The 345 Harrison complex, developed by Boston based UDR, will have a phased occupancy with the first phase opening scheduled for January 2018. The aggressive schedule requires that all electrical systems, primary and emergency power systems and complete Fire Alarm installation to be fully functioning at that time. The total project has targeted completion for the summer 2018, and all major electrical systems will be completed months in advance.
To streamline the construction process in the tightly scheduled project, JMB is utilizing the Trimble MEP layout solution platform. JMB’s CAD Coordinator Kelly Flynn and General Foreman Wayne Lucas, have planned electrical conduit layouts and installation areas using with 3D positional data system, enabling the JMB field crew to handle installation with exacting precision and maximum efficiency. Also enhancing the project’s consistent workflow, in the pre-construction phase, General Foreman Phil Talbot has designed layouts, and pre-planned material and labor requirements for the development’s apartment units.
J&M Brown Project Managers Patrick O’Neil and Kimberley Estabrooks are managing the project with a field crew expected to range upwards of 40 to 50 IBEW Local 103 electricians at peak construction.
345 Harrison Avenue’s amenities include a four-level parking garage with a green roof, 13th floor Sky Lounge, resort-style pool and state-of-the-art fitness center.
The 345 Harrison Avenue project is integral to the City’s revitalization plans for the South End. Across the street from the Ink Block, the residential complex is in close proximity to key public transit hubs as the MBTA Red Line, Orange and Silver Lines are all within walking distance.
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JMB Completes Comprehensive Renovation at Wentworth Schumann Library
J & M Brown took on the electrical construction for CarGurus’ new office space in Cambridge, MA. Consisting of two-floors, we worked with an open-ceiling concept hanging pendant fixture and concealing cable for a clean look.
