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Dimeo Completes URI Hall
Providence, RI – Dimeo Construction Company recently completed the Bliss Hall project at the University of Rhode Island. Designed by Ballinger, the project entailed a complete demolition of the existing interior of the 57,583sf building and erecting a four-story addition to the Historic Bliss Buildings on the north side of Bliss Hall. The first three […]
The Prototype of a Cannabis Facility
Emerging Design Trends in Marijuana Dispensaries by Ryan Noone The design, layout, and overall consumer experience across various retail stores has almost become predicable thanks to big box retail store giants commonly distributing groceries, convenience items, clothing, and alcohol. Upon entry to a traditional retail store, a consumer is immediately surrounded by products which they […]
Interstate Electrical Launches Apprentice Program
Billerica, MA – Interstate Electrical Services Corp. recently debuted the first apprenticeship program in Massachusetts specifically designed for manufacturing assemblers in the electrical field. Interstate’s new Team Assembler Electrical Apprentice Program expands opportunities for potential employees to learn in-demand skills while receiving hands-on training, benefits, and income. Participants who complete the program earn an Assembler […]
SLAM CS Gets DBIA-NE Gold Award
New Britain, CT – S/L/A/M Construction Services (SLAM CS) has received a Design-Build Institute of America New England (DBIA – NE) Gold Award for the Out-Patient Suite renovation at the Hospital of Central Connecticut, located in New Britain. SLAM CS accepted the award at the 2019 DBIA New England Region Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner […]
What’s the Ideal Word Count for a Web Page?
This article originally appeared on SMPS Boston’s website. by Vanessa Schaefer If you write content for your firm’s website, whether it’s articles for your blog, news posts, project or service descriptions, etc., you may wonder how long each page should be for “best” results. Will people stop reading if you write too much? Will Google […]
Wilson Butler Completes Arts Center
Boston – Wilson Butler Architects announced that it recently completed the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center at the Auburn, Alabama University. The 80,000sf LEED Gold facility includes a 1,200-seat multi-purpose theater, an outdoor amphitheater, and a spacious two-level lobby. The center’s appeal as a cultural and entertainment destination is providing new connections between […]
MMC Completes Coulombe Family Tower Expansion
Portland, ME – The Susan Donnell Konkel and Susan Gibson Pavilions – two new bed floors atop the Coulombe Family Tower at Maine Medical Center (MMC) – are now open, delivering 64 single-patient rooms dedicated to surgical and medical oncology care. Patients and staff began moving into the new facility in mid-December and will continue […]
Mountain View Grand Reduces Energy Use
Manchester, NH – In an effort to save on energy costs and reduce its impact on the environment, the Mountain View Grand Resort and Spa is building on its energy efficiency partnership with Eversource with plans to continue upgrades over the next few years. This energy efficiency partnership with Eversource is saving the award-winning hotel […]
ABC YPG Elects 2020 Officers and Directors
Concord, NH – The Associated Builders and Contractors NH/VT Chapter’s Young Professionals Group (ABC YPG) Leadership Committee has elected its 2020 officers and directors. In her fourth year on the Leadership Committee, Katie Lopes Dillon will now serve as chair of the group. Dillon is the project coordinator at Nobis Group, an engineering and environmental […]
Marr Shores Harvard’s Legendary Adams House
Cambridge, MA – A treasure trove of history, a living museum, the site of fireside chats with dignitaries, the residence of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Robert Frost, and John Lithgow (to name a few) – these facts just begin to tell the story of Adams House, Harvard University’s most historic undergraduate residence in Cambridge. The seven […]
