Join CREW Boston for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the new Watertown High School, a landmark project at the intersection of education, sustainability, and innovative design. This 200,000-square-foot campus has been designed to become the nation's first high school to achieve both LEED Platinum (v4.0/4.1) and Net-Zero Energy certification, establishing a new benchmark for sustainable educational facilities in the United States.

Project team members will share how an ambitious vision was transformed into a high-performance learning environment that generates more energy than it consumes through all-electric building systems, geothermal wells, and expansive rooftop solar arrays. Attendees will also learn how the compact urban campus maximizes a 4.2-acre site while providing state-of-the-art spaces for engineering, culinary arts, carpentry, early childhood education, media production, athletics, and community use. Following the presentation, attendees will tour the newly completed facility to experience firsthand the design strategies, building systems, and collaborative project delivery.
 

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