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RDK Engineers completes work on new 51,000 s/f Boston Herald offices in Seaport Center at 70 Fargo Street

RDK Engineers (RDK) celebrates the completion of the Boston Herald's new offices and welcomes the Herald team to the Seaport Center at 70 Fargo St. After 53 years of operation at One Herald Sq. in the city's South End, the Herald has made the move to Fargo St., where RDK's Boston office now has the pleasure of sharing a building with the Herald. RDK worked closely with Dario Designs, Diversified Project Management, Structure Tone, who served as the construction manager, and the Beal Cos., the owner of Seaport Center. RDK provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, teledata, security, and A/V engineering services for the 51,000 s/f space for the Herald's interactive and administrative offices. The newly refitted space covers a portion of the building's fifth and sixth floors and features a receptionist area, enclosed and open office space, conference rooms, data center, and a comprehensive newsroom that includes a broadcast component, video production, and a photography studio. Herald employees began moving into the space during the final week of January. "We truly enjoyed working with everyone from Dario Designs, Diversified Project Management, Structure Tone, Beal Cos., and Herald Media. A newspaper is an essential resource to the community, and it was important to make sure the Boston Herald had a state-of-the-art space to cover breaking news," said RDK project manager Bill Punch. "We welcome our new neighbors to Fargo Street as the Herald begins its next chapter. RDK Engineers has specialized in providing high-quality HVAC, electrical, plumbing, tel data, and fire protection engineering services for over 100 years. Today, RDK has a staff of 200 multi-disciplined engineers and administrative professionals located in Andover, Amherst, and Boston, Mass., as well as Durham and Charlotte, N.C. RDK delivers total building solutions to leading businesses and institutions nationwide. Founded in 1989, Diversified Project Management is one of the largest and most respected project management firms in New England. With offices in Boston, MA, Hartford, CT; and Stanford, CT, Diversified Project Management has worked with clients in the manufacturing, business services, telecommunications, healthcare, biotech, school/institutional, and financial services industries, among others. For more information, please visit www.dpm-inc.com. In business for almost four decades, Structure Tone is a preeminent full-service construction services provider in the US, UK, Ireland and Asia. For more information, please visit www.structuretone.com. Established in 1889, The Beal Companies is a Boston-based real estate firm. One of the oldest and most respected real estate investment firms in the region, Beal is involved in all segments of the real estate industry. For more information, please visit www.bealco.com. Dario Designs is an architectural and consulting firm specializing in the design and operations of newspaper and printing facilities. For more information, please visit www.dariodesigns.com.
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