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Froling Energy Begins UNH Biomass Boiler Project
Durham, NH – Froling Energy is building the University of New Hampshire’s first large-scale biomass boiler system on the Durham campus. Located directly across the street from Wildcat Stadium, the new Northwest Heating Plant will provide heat and hot water to four buildings and 10 greenhouses in the Thompson School neighborhood. […]
Johnson Joins Stantec
Boston – Stantec announced that Doyle Johnson has joined the firm as a principal for science and technology, within its Building’s group. He brings over 30 years of industry experience, with a longstanding specialty in the science and technology sector. Based in Boston, Johnson will focus on leading and implementing the science and technology group’s strategic business […]
Poyant Personnel Announcements
New Bedford, MA – Sign manufacturer and branding specialist Poyant recently made two personnel announcements. Kyle Furtado has been promoted to production supervisor. He has over 10 years of experience in the retail industry, with a focus on inventory and quality control. In his new role, he supports and coordinates the daily tasks needed to deliver superior product. In […]
Soares Joins Fuss & O’Neill
Manchester, CT – Fuss & O’Neill recently hired Michael Soares as a wetlands scientist for its water and natural resources department. Having previously worked for the Eastern Connecticut Conservation District, his practical experience with the soils and waterbodies of Connecticut, as well as his dedication to public outreach, creates specialized knowledge to enhance Fuss & O’Neill’s environmental services. His […]
Peck Named to Top 20 List
Boston – Kaplan Construction recently announced that its president, Nathan Peck, has been named to Engineering News-Record (ENR) Magazine’s National Top 20 Under 40 list. Previously one of 11 honorees from across the New England region, Peck was the sole ambassador from the New England region to be named to the national list. “It is a tremendous honor to be recognized nationally […]
Harriman Staff Announcements
Auburn, ME – Harriman, a multidisciplinary architecture, planning, and engineering firm, recently announced new hires and credential updates to staff. Dillon Clifford, F.E. has joined Harriman as a structural designer. Previously, he worked summers as a certified roadway inspector in Maine, He is based out of Harriman’s Auburn office. Allison M. Lynch, with over […]
Finegold Alexander Promotions
Boston – Finegold Alexander Architects recently announced that Josephine Penta, AIA LEED AP; Robert Law, AIA; and Erica Jackson have been promoted to associates of the firm, and Lara Pfadt, AIA, LEED AP BD + C, to sustainability strategist. Penta joined the company in 2006. She has 19 years of experience working on all […]
Dyer Brown Completes Evviva Cucina
Marlborough, MA – Dyer Brown Architects recently completed work at Evviva Cucina’s third location, in Marlborough. The interior includes original artwork, brick veneer, wood-grain tables, stucco-look paint detail and other rustic odes to old-world Italy. The family-owned restaurant was designed for community and togetherness as well as modest privacy in architectural “vignette spaces” defined by […]
Can Contracts be a Vehicle for Collaboration, Cooperation, and Creativity?
by Brent Robertson In a recent industryREdesign workshop, a cross-discipline, multigenerational group of AEC firm leaders and legal experts imagined what a contract would be like if it were designed to inspire collaboration, cooperation, and creativity. What the exercise revealed were some simple ideas that could be integrated into contracts now, and radical shifts in […]
Hancock Associates Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Danvers, MA – Hancock Associates, a local provider of land surveying, civil engineering, and wetland science services, is celebrating 40 years in business. The firm was founded in 1978 by Frank Hancock, PLS, PE, to provide land surveying and civil engineering services to the North Shore and Essex County. Donald I. Desmond, PLS, who assisted in […]
