Norwell, MA Nauset Construction and Anthemion Senior Lifestyles LLC celebrated the groundbreaking of The Cordwainer, a 50,000 s/f assisted living memory care residence that will offer 54 residential units in a home-like setting designed to promote mindful and physical
Holyoke, MA Kaplan Construction has completed a new 17,000 s/f, three-story apartment building and renovations to existing apartments at Holyoke Farms. The project creates 229 units of mixed income family housing across 32 buildings, including 217 renovated
Holyoke, MA Tighe & Bond, Inc. has been recognized by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts (ACEC/MA) as a 2020 Engineering Excellence Award Finalist (Gold Award). Tighe & Bond, in conjunction with a team of subconsultants
Worcester, MA Webster-based Galaxy Development, LLC has started construction of a new 500-unit 71,000 s/f three story climate-controlled self-storage building at 29 James St. The three-acre property is the former site of Gatto’s Flower Shop and Nursery.
Boston, MA Ci Design, a leading architecture firm for science and technology, industrial, mixed use, and multi-family facilities, transitioned into 2021 with the promotion of Christopher Ladd, AIA, NCARB to managing principal, science & technology,
Boston, MA Calling it a market differentiator, BOND Brothers, Inc. (BOND) introduces a third company: BOND Mechanical Construction, LLC. The mechanical service offering joins BOND Building Construction and BOND Civil & Utility Construction and establishes BOND
Cambridge, MA LAN-TEL Communications, Inc., has completed the comprehensive low-voltage network infrastructure renovations at HubSpot’s expanded headquarters’ offices at 2 Canal Park. The NECA Boston Chapter contractor’s scope
Watertown, MA DPS Group and TRIA have completed the first phase of the 80,000 s/f Arranta Bio manufacturing facility. Working in partnership with construction manager DC Beane, DPS and TRIA provided architectural, interior design, engineering
As 2020 turns to 2021 it’s impossible to not be optimistic about a better year ahead than the last one. I look forward to the year with additional excitement as I become chairman and will have the unique and humbling experience of leading the finest construction trade organization in the country.
2020 is now in the rearview mirror but after nearly a year of a deadly pandemic, the question on everyone’s mind is where construction is headed for the next one to two years. Massachusetts has proven its resiliency since the start of the pandemic, and while
