Schools
Architectural Firm Will Help Woburn Decide Schools’ Fate
The architectural firm will review whether the city should build an addition or renovate the two schools or whether Woburn should build a new school.
The Hurld-Wyman School Building Committee recently awarded a $607,000 contract to a Boston architectural firm to help the city determine what to do with the Hurld and Wyman Elementary schools.
The Daily Times Chronicle reported that the board approved DiNisco Design Partnership to conduct a feasibility study.
The architectural firm will review whether the city should build an addition or renovate the schools or whether Woburn should build a new school. Woburn officials are eyeing one of three parcels for a possible new location: “the old Loft Seed property off of Wyman Street, the land around the old farm stand that comprised a portion of Spence Farm, and the existing Hurld site,” reported the Daily Times Chronicle.
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