P3, Project Planning Professionals

08/05/2025

Congratulations Team!

We are very happy to announce that the Greenfield Public Library has been certified as LEED Silver!
Sustainability goals were met with:
• Durable materials were used to extend the life of the building and minimize maintenance.
• Super insulation (beyond code requirements) helps reduce heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer.
• All-electric systems are supplemented by a rooftop 49kW photovoltaic array
• Solar harvesting uses light sensors to reduce lighting near windows to conserve energy and provide even lighting throughout the interior spaces.

To achieve LEED Silver certification, a building must meet specific criteria across several categories, including:
• Energy Efficiency: Use of energy-efficient systems and renewable energy sources.
• Water Conservation: Implementation of water-saving fixtures and systems.
• Indoor Environmental Quality: Ensuring good air quality, natural light, and thermal comfort.
• Sustainable Site Development: Location and transportation considerations to reduce reliance on cars.

Photo by Leigh Chodos https://chodosinc.com

06/30/2025

08/15/2023

Look at these amazing photos of the new Greenfield Public Library!

03/13/2023

Come out and learn about the proposed Public Safety Building in Taunton.

Explore the renderings, ask designers, the OPM and consultants questions about their findings regarding current conditions and the design of the proposed building, ask the Taunton finance team questions about the impact, ask the Police and Fire Chiefs about what their departments are currently lacking.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Reminder!

Come learn about the proposed new Public Safety Facility!

Community Information Session
Monday, March 13, 2023
6:00pm
City Hall

Stop by and see the drawings of the proposed building, meet the Project Manager and Architects, talk to the Police Chief and Fire Chief, learn about the cost and financing of this project and more.

Light refreshments will be served.

We hope to see you there!

11/29/2022

We are happy to announce that plans for a new Town Hall & School Administration Building for Wilmington, MA, were approved by 2/3 of the residents at a recent town meeting. So, our design will become a reality and enrich the community in the next few years.

09/28/2022

The Library of Congress, showing one of the many ways a Library is more than just a depository of books!

Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden invites pop megastar Lizzo, a classically trained flautist, to play part of the world's largest flute collection at the Library of Congress.

07/27/2022

“less a warehouse of books, and more a marketplaces of ideas”

An accurate description of how libraries are changing and positive impact they continue to have on their communities.

No shushing here! The modern library is more than just a repository of books – they're public spaces designed to foster connections while keeping pace with technology and the needs of the community. Come check it out!

06/15/2022

Congratulations to the Towns of Shelburne, Buckland and Ashfield and the Shelburne Senior Center Expansion Committee.

The Expansion Committee has spent several years exploring solutions to their Senior Center overcrowding. After a lot of work by the Expansion Committee and P3, they developed the legal framework to develop a regional district to serve the Seniors of the three towns, the West County Senior Services District.

An Act establishing the "West County Senior Services District" was placed on the Annual Town Meeting Warrant of all three towns. On May 7th, the Town of Buckland voted in favor, 77-5. On May 7th, the Town of Ashfield voted in favor. On June 11, the Town of Shelburne voted in favor, 49-10.

The Act will now be sent to the State Legislature for approval. If approved, it will be the first regional district of its kind in the State of Massachusetts.

06/02/2022

Catch up with the latest from the site! The May 2022 Greenfield Public Library Construction Newsletter!

Stay up to date with the latest information from the site Greetings Residents and Visitors to Greenfield, We know that you didn’t vote for a purple building. The purple sheathing that you see now is a