Tag: hospitality
DiPrete Nears Completion of Residence Inn
Lincoln, RI – Construction of a new Residence Inn by Marriott is nearing completion, with an anticipated opening in the fall. The new hotel is adjacent to the Lincoln Mall off route Route 116 near the Route 146 interchange. DiPrete Engineering provided the site’s engineering and received permits from the town of Lincoln Dept. of […]
Hospitality Systems and Technology Upgrades in the COVID World
by Paul Van Kauwenberg The COVID-19 pandemic has upended the entire hospitality industry. Hotel occupancy will eventually return, but for this to happen – even after a vaccine is developed and readily available – a new normal will certainly need to exist. Properties will need to make health and hygiene in the forefront of the […]
Placemaking in Boston’s Theater District
by Harry Wheeler Placemaking is a people-centered approach to the planning, design and management of public spaces. It leverages the local community’s strengths, potential and inspiration with the goal to create spaces that encourage health, happiness and well-being. In the hospitality industry, we use this design strategy to create social and intimate settings and environments […]
Isaac Blair Shores for Indoor/Outdoor Dining across New England
Submitted by Marr Companies With restaurant dining a novelty these days, Marr’s specialty shoring company, Isaac Blair, has had an opportunity recently to work at two dining/lodging establishments in Weston, Mass. and Salem, N.H. Beginning in March, Isaac Blair was contracted by MOCCO Construction to install shoring for the renovation of a historic building in […]
Covid-19 Fuels Competition for Cleanliness in Hotels
by Randy Shelly Although the hospitality industry took one of the biggest financial hits during the pandemic, it’s in the position to make one of the biggest comebacks. Customer confidence will drive repeat, continuous traffic, and as leisure travel begins to pick up, hotels are in a competition for cleanliness to earn the trust of […]
Middletown Firm Named Best Place to Work
Middeltown, CT – C.E. Floyd was recently named the fifth best place to work in Connecticut by the Hartford Business Journal in the Small/Medium Business category during an awards ceremony at Farmington Gardens on Feb. 27. C.E. Floyd attributes its impressive ranking to the emphasis on its Work Hard/Play Hard core value. This is demonstrated […]
De Serrano Joins DeStefano Maugel
Portsmouth, NH – DeStefano Maugel Architects announced that Joseph De Serrano has joined the firm as a senior architectural designer. He brings to the firm senior design and project management experience in the commercial, hospitality, healthcare, and residential sectors. “We are excited to have Joseph join the DeStefano Maugel team,” said Lisa DeStefano, principal at […]
WIC Profile: Dominique Moore
Submitted by Perkins Eastman, Stamford Dominique Moore is an architecture and interior design professional with a demonstrated history of domestic and international design collaborations for residential, education, commercial, and hospitality projects. She serves as an associate AIA board member for AIA CT, a co-founder of Design Coalition of Minority Students (D.C.M.S.) at Philadelphia University, and […]
Samuel Adams Opens Newest Taproom
Boston – Samuel Adams announced the grand opening of its newest innovation taproom, blending old and new with a modern brewhouse and rooftop patio situated in the heart of Boston’s Faneuil Hall. Gilbane Building Company was the CM-at-risk for the project. Mike O’Brien, vice president of Gilbane, commented, “We are honored to have worked with […]
Callahan Completes Dual-Branded Hotel
Woburn, MA – Callahan Construction Managers announced the completion of its work on the new dual-branded Hampton Inn & Homewood Suites Hotel which opened in late September 2019. Owned by Concord Madison Woburn, LLC, the hotel was designed by architecture and design firm, Group One, and is managed by Concord Hospitality. […]
