Gloucester, MA Windover Construction and HDS Architecture are nearing completion of Halyard, a modern apartment community. Named after the rope used for raising and lowering a boat’s sail, Halyard incorporates design influences from the coastal Cape Ann community.
Falmouth, MA The McSweeney Companies, in conjunction with McSweeney Construction and Development Corp., is currently in development on a five-acre parcel located in the Sippewissett neighborhood of town.
Lincoln, MA Vantage Builders, Inc. has completed a 18,842 s/f office renovation and build-out for UMass Lowell Research Institute (UMLRI) at Lincoln North, 55 Old Bedford Rd.
Danvers, MA According to Gienapp Architects, Samantha Kelley has joined the firm as an architectural designer draftsperson. Kelley has a master of Architecture and bachelor of science in Architecture with minors in Sustainability and Art and Architectural History
Needham, MA Bowdoin Construction Corp. has hired Will Kellem in the estimating department, as the firm continues its steady growth. Kellem graduated from Roger Williams University where he studied construction management and business.
Bridgewater, MA Dacon Corp. has completed construction of a 23,500 s/f facility for Theory Wellness, an East Coast cannabis brand with operations in Maine and Massachusetts. From seed to sale, Theory cultivates small-batch, craft cannabis
Newly elected President Joe Biden recently signed a series of executive orders to follow through on his campaign pledge to combat our greatest existential threat – climate change.
Roxbury, MA Construction is complete at 2451 Washington St., a four-story condominium development that sits at Dudley St. and Guild Row’s corner. The new development offers 16 homes featuring a mix of bedroom sizes at both market
Climate change has already exacerbated storm events in New England, and future climate change projections continue to be refined as scientific models for such hazards improve. As an example, the Massachusetts Coast Flood Risk Model (MC-FRM), released this year by Woods Hole Group for MassDOT
Boston, MA Step into Spring with BOMA Boston to support their charitable partner, Bridge Over Troubled Waters! In lieu of the BOMA Benefit which would have taken place this spring, BOMA Boston’s Charitable Giving Committee has created a fun outdoor virtual activity
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