Tag: technology
Delphi Moves into New HQ
Waltham, MA – Multimarket construction management firm Delphi Construction, Inc. of Waltham and Cape Cod has officially taken occupancy of its newly completed corporate headquarters on Bear Hill Road in Waltham. The 27,000sf building overlooking Route 95 was purchased last year in order to bring Delphi’s northern operations along with those of sister company, Properties, […]
S&S Hires Hornsey
East Providence, RI – Starkweather & Shepley Insurance Brokerage, Inc. (S&S) has hired Shikha Hornsey as chief information officer. She will be responsible for formulating organizational growth through technical, digital, and innovative business solutions. She will also provide strategic IT leadership and direction for all S&S practice groups and business units to drive operational efficiencies. Prior […]
CI Hosts 10th Annual Visionaries Forum
Celebrating 10 years of A/E/C/O industry innovation Hartford, CT- On April 11th, 2019, the Construction Institute of Hartford will present the annual Visionaries Forum, an exploration of cutting-edge issues among a diverse group of thought leaders in the architectural, engineering, construction and facilities operations (A/E/C/O) industries. This year’s event will be held at the Mark […]
From Vision to Reality
by Pete Schermerhorn As the University of Hartford gears up for its 10th annual Visionaries Forum this April, I find myself thinking about the word “visionary.” To me, a visionary doesn’t just have a grand image or idea about what the future will look like but proactively works to make that vision a reality. A […]
Braintree RE Firm Exceeds $15M in No-Cost Energy Retrofits
Braintree, MA – Peabody Properties, a full-service real estate and property management firm, has attained a total of $15 million in no-cost energy retrofits throughout its portfolio of managed communities as a result of recent retrofitting projects. With the addition of new technology to existing systems, savings has been realized in lighting, refrigeration, boiler, water […]
Technology Decisions: Long-Term Impacts
by Michael Kerwin School and Institutional buildings are typically “owner-occupied” and have long-term usage horizons. Therefore, the potential benefits/penalties of technology systems selection have greater ramification than in a developer-built or short-term lease situation. Additionally, the potential benefits of certain design considerations/decisions can be realized over the useful occupancy of the building, as opposed to […]
Timberline Builds ClearMotion HQ
ClearMotion Inc., a global automotive technology company, has relocated its new corporate headquarters. The company leased a 120,000sf facility with the assistance of Cushman and Wakefield, construction manager; Timberline Construction Corporation, Boston-based architecture firm; and studio TROIKA, who partnered together to fully renovate and transform the space into a modern office and research and development […]
Design and Innovation Center Launched in R.I.
Providence, RI – Governor Gina M. Raimondo recently joined Infosys to launch the company’s new Design and Innovation Center in Providence. The governor and Infosys also announced a new partnership with the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) to create the Digital Economy Aspirations Lab (DEAL) to develop educational programming that helps prepare students for […]
Touchplan Named to Best List
Boston – Touchplan has been named one of user review site G2 Crowd’s “13 Best Construction Project Management Software Solutions in 2019.” G2 Crowd collects objective reviews from users of a variety of business technologies to enable customers to easily find a solution that meets their needs. All reviews are written by verified users of […]
A Letter from John Fogarty, Regional Chair of North Atlantic SCUP Regional Council
This year, the 2019 SCUP North Atlantic Regional Conference (March 10-12) is visiting Rochester, N.Y., where we will explore firsthand how college and university campuses have been the catalysts in rejuvenating and transforming failing industrial cities and communities. In the 19th century, the easy transportation offered by the Erie Canal and the railroads created a […]
