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E.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, Conn E.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, ConnE.C. Goodwin Regional Technical High School, New Britain, CT, Connecticut, Conn


E.C. Goodwin
Regional Technical
High School

Location: New Britain, CT
Project Type: Additions and
Renovations-as-New
Project Cost: $53 Million
Year Completed: 2009
Square Footage: 242,622

Additions and major renovations to E.C. Goodwin Regional Technical School were completed in 2009. Project features include the addition, renovation, and relocation of shop/trade areas, student resources, media center, special education, nurse’s office, and administrative spaces. Shop/Trade programs include Automotive, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, HVAC, Carpentry, CADD, and Fashion. Code updates to comply with current code requirements and the upgrading of all HVAC systems have also been completed.

The school’s curriculum, spanning from academics through heavy industrial programs, required a design that would accommodate a diverse learning environment. The design of the academic, shop and support spaces conform to the state’s requirement to establish programmatic uniformity within the entire Vo-Tech system.