Attleboro, MA— Bald Hill Builders announced it has been awarded the Our Lady of La Salette Retirement Home and Provincial Office Project, a development designed to provide seniors with a safe, comfortable, and supportive place to call home. The project is being delivered in partnership with Schopfer Architects.

The project includes the new construction of two buildings on the historic La Salette campus. The primary structure— an approximately 25,000sf retirement home— will feature 21 senior apartment units, a commercial kitchen, multiple common spaces, provincial offices, and a chapel designed to support

The team from Bald Hill Builders

reflection, community, and connection. A separate garage structure will also be included as part of the scope.

“ We’ re honored to build a place where seniors can truly feel at home,” said Brenda

Laurenza, president of Bald Hill Builders.“ La Salette has been a meaningful part of the Attleboro community for generations, and we’ re proud to support its future with a project rooted in care and dignity.”

“ We are thrilled to begin work on a project that means so much to the Attleboro community,” added Steve Boyle, project manager at Bald Hill Builders.“ I’ m so excited to be working on this in my own hometown— it feels full circle. I grew up in Attleboro; my entire family is here, and we would always go to La Salette as kids. Now I get to share those same traditions with my own children. Seeing the campus still standing strong, and being part of its

continued success, means a lot to me.”

The National Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette officially opened on Dec. 8, 1953 and has served as a spiritual, social, and human services home to thousands of people for more than 60 years.

Steve Boyle and his family