Tag: civilengineering
Hancock Adds O’Connell
Danvers, MA – Hancock Associates, a local provider of land surveying, civil engineering, and wetland science services, announced the hiring of Joanne O’Connell as the firm’s manager of administrative services. She will oversee all administrative support personnel and functions including contracts, client relations, facilities, branch offices, special events, and technology. O’Connell has over 19 years […]
TFMoran Provides Services for CMC
Manchester, NH – TFMoran provided surveying, civil engineering, landscape architecture and permitting services for a six-story multi-phase hospital expansion project located on McGregor Street in Manchester. The Catholic Medical Center (CMC) expansion plans also include an emergency room expansion and a future 327-space parking garage. The existing retail plaza will be demolished and a new […]
TFMoran Promotes Burns
Bedford, NH – TFMoran announced that Thomas Burns, PE has been promoted to senior project manager. He joined the company’s civil engineering team in 2014 and has over 19 years of relevant experience. He is responsible for overall project management of private and municipal land development projects. Burns is a licensed professional engineer in the […]
TFMoran Underway on Tru by Hilton and T-Bones Restaurant
Concord, NH – Construction is well underway at the site of the former Days Inn on South Main Street in Concord where TFMoran is working closely with Duprey Hospitality and Great NH Restaurants. A groundbreaking ceremony was recently held at the site to officially welcome the restaurant which is set to open in the winter […]
MGM Springfield Recognized
Springfield, MA – The American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts (ACEC/MA) named MGM Springfield as a 2019 Gold winner for Engineering Excellence. Allen & Major (A&M) provided multi-disciplined services on the project which included the engineering design, permitting and construction of the main site, the Daycare/Headstart center at the corner of Main and Union […]
B+T: 35 Years of Growth
Submitted by Beals and Thomas, Inc. From hopeful beginnings in 1984 in the basement of one of its founders, to offices in Southborough, Plymouth, and Boston, B+T is proud to celebrate 35 years of growth and advancement in the field of environmental consulting and design. This milestone for the company marks over three decades of […]
Rivera Joins DiPrete
Cranston, RI – DiPrete Engineering recently welcomed its newest team member, Sam Rivera. He is working at the firm’s Cranston office. Serving as his supervisor is Eric Prive, senior project manager. Prior to joining DiPrete, he worked for UC Synergetic as a CAD technician. Rivera attends the New England Institute of Technology full-time and is […]
Wentworth Institute Completes Center for Engineering, Innovation, and Sciences
Boston – Known for transformative higher education design, Leers Weinzapfel Associates recently completed the Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Center for Engineering, Innovation, and Sciences, the growing Institute’s first new academic building in 45 years. Opened in November, the four-story, 75,000sf center provides a home for the next evolution in the collegiate study of engineering, comprising a dynamic […]
Publisher’s Message: May 2019
We’re excited to share with you our annual Civil Engineering/Landscape Architecture and Innovation & Technology issue! HP’s focus on landscaping follows World Landscape Architecture Month (WLAM), an international celebration of landscape architecture. WLAM introduces the profession to the public by highlighting landscape architect-designed spaces around the world. The Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of […]
The Battle Over the Curb and the Future of Urban Mobility
by Jeff Bittenbender In cities across the United States, municipalities are sitting on some of today’s most valuable real estate and dedicating much of its use to storing private vehicles. I am not talking about parking garages, but rather the roughly 10- by 20-foot curbside parking space, paid for by the quarter-hour, at rates drastically […]
