|
|
|
News |
|
Newly Licensed Professionals |
|
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. is pleased to announce that Mr.
Thomas J. Cataldo, P.E. and Mr. Matthew C. Walldroff, P.E.
have successfully completed the two-part engineering
licensure exam, and are now licensed Mechanical Engineers in
New York State. Mr. John J. Oakes, P.L.S. has also
completed the three-part exam to become a Professional Land
Surveyor. |
 |
Mr. Thomas J. Cataldo, P.E., from Adams, NY, joined
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. in 2009. He
graduated from Clarkson University with a Bachelors
of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He has 21
years of Mechanical Engineering experience in the
Industrial Field.
|
|
 |
Mr. Matthew C. Walldroff, P.E., from LaFargeville, NY,
joined Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. in 2008. He
graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology
and designed HVAC and Plumbing for high-rise
buildings, government offices, airports, hospitals,
colleges, schools and pharmaceutical companies in
New York City and Baltimore MD for six years. Mr.
Walldroff is also a LEED Accredited Professional.
|
|
 |
Mr. John J. Oakes, P.L.S., from Deferiet, NY, joined
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. in 2001. He
graduated from Jefferson Community College and SUNY
ESF Ranger School at Wanakena with an A.A.S. in
Forestry and Surveying.
|
|
|
“We are pleased that Tom, Matt and John have attained their
licenses and join the seasoned team of professionals at
Bernier Carr which now includes 16 licensed engineers, 12
licensed architects and 4 licensed land surveyors.”
Joseph L. Thesier, P.E., Vice President of Architectural
Engineering |
 |
|
North Country Transitional Living Services |
 |
|
North Country
Transitional Living Services recently held an Open House at
their Community Residence in Gouverneur, NY. The Bernier,
Carr & Associates, P.C. designed the $1,100,000 facility
that includes 10 apartments, a community room, kitchen
facilities and a shared laundry room. The project also
includes a nurse/medical room and office space.
|
|
|
|
Concrete
Technician Certification Class |
|
 |
|
|
|
click on
photos to enlarge |
|
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. Along
with the NY concrete promotion council and champion
materials, hosted a pervious concrete technician
certification class. The day included classroom instruction
and a demonstration/hands on installation of the pervious
concrete. Members of our staff, local and statewide
contractors and specialty equipment rental companies
participated in this certification. This material is touted
for the benefits it provides in stormwater management and
low impact development. Mr. Josiah Tabolt, IE received his
technician certification after completing a test.
|
|
|
|
Mullin Street
Elementary School |
 |
|
Mr. John Treadwell, of
Henderson Harbor, NY recently donated this photo of his
father (John H. Treadwell – 1st row, far left).
It shows his class in 1924 on the steps of the Mullin Street
Elementary School, our headquarters! |
|
|
|
Historic
Jefferson County Courthouse |
|
 |
|
|
|
Christopher
Bova, Graphic Designer at Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C.
created posters highlighting the historic significance of
the 1861 Jefferson County Courthouse at 195 Arsenal Street
Watertown. The posters proudly hang on the second floor of
the Courthouse and describe the building's history, historic
architecture and the significant rehabilitation project.
Jefferson County understood the historical importance of
this building and preserved it by find a new viable use for
the structure. Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. is very
proud to have been a part of this project. |
|
|
|
New Faces at
The Bernier Carr Group |
 |
Mr. Gerald L. Eddy has been hired as a Senior
Resident Project Representative at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Eddy graduated from Manatee
Junior College in Building Construction and
Architecture and has worked as a construction
superintendent for over 30 years. Mr. Eddy lives on
Wellesley Island with his wife Deborah. |
 |
Mr. Robert
L. Schrader, P.E. has been hired as a
Project Manager in the architectural
department at Bernier, Carr & Associates,
P.C. Mr. Schrader graduated from Clarkson
in 1972 with a Bachelors of Science in Civil
Engineering and in 1974 with a Masters of
Science in Engineering in Foundation
Design. Mr. Schrader brings 38 years of
design and construction experience in
roofing to Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C.
Mr. Schrader lives in Gouverneur with his
wife LuAnn.
|
 |
Mr. Ronald T. Tepfenhart has been hired as a
Senior Project Representative for the engineering
department at Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. Mr.
Tepfenhart graduated from Jefferson Community
College with an A.S. in Engineering and retired from
the NYS Department of Transportation. Mr.
Tepfenhart brings 35 years of construction and
management experience to the firm and is providing
construction inspection services for the Watertown
International Airport. |
 |
Mr. William
Walker has been hired as an Assistant
Project Manager in the Architectural
Division at Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C.
Mr. Walker graduated from Northeastern
University with a Bachelors of Science in
Business Administration with concentrations
in Marketing and Human Resource Management. |
|
|
|
|
Tug Hill Commission Local Government Conference Presentation |
|
|
Matthew J. Cooper, P.E. recently presented a session at the
Tug Hill Commission’s Local Government Conference on
“Everything Precast”. The presentation was on the design,
fabrication and installation of various precast concrete
structures for highway department use. Mr. Cooper presenting
with Mr. Mark Jareo, Jefferson Concrete and Mr. Vance
Carpenter from the Jefferson County Highway Department. The
presentation was well attended and received a lot of
positive feedback as an informative session for local
highway superintendents. |
|
|
|
Absolutely Business FORUM |
 |
|
| Mr. Rick W.
Tague, AIA, President of Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. recently participated in
the Absolutely Business FORUM. The FORUM
brought together executives from the
tri-county area representing diverse sectors
of our local economy to share goals,
challenges, and perspectives regarding the
state of our economy in Northern New York.
Highlights of the FORUM were recently
published in the February 2010 Absolutely
Business magazine. |
|
Click Here to View Article
|
|
|
|
|
|
Bernier, Carr Celebrates 40 Years of Service |
 |
|
On March 27, 2009, over 150 past and present Bernier, Carr &
Associates employees gathered at the Riveredge Resort in
Alexandria Bay to celebrate the 40th Anniversary
of the firm. The day was marked by shared memories of the
past 40 years and a special tribute to Michael F Peck, PLS
who was one of the original founding partners in 1970.
Mike remains a leader in the company today as the firm’s
Chief Financial Officer. The day was further punctuated by
the introduction of special guests including Duff Kitto,
P.E. Keynote addresses were offered by both James. T
Bernier P.E., Amelia Island Florida and Paul G. Carr, PhD,
P.E. , Chaumont and Islamorada, FL. |
|
|
|
Quick
Response |
Pictured, from left to right, are Senior Construction
Manager and New York State Code Official Kevin Gamble
of Bernier, Carr and Associates, Mr. Kessel and Robert Moses
State Park Manager Tim Gray. |
|
Mr. Kevin Gamble, Construction Manager, and New York State
Code Official from Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C, was
recently at the Robert Moses State Park Nature Center
Building by request of the New York Power Authority to
assist in the investigation of the recent unfortunate fire.
The NYPA President and CEO, Richard M. Kessel visited the
site and received a full report from fire investigators.
Mr. Mark B. Kimball, P.E., was also on-site the following
day to assist in structural evaluations of the structure. |
|
|
|
Associates
Announcement |
|
|
|
|
|
New Faces at
The Bernier Carr Group |
 |
Mr. Scott M. Burto has been hired
as a Project Administrator at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Burto has
extensive grant writing and administrative
experience with Jefferson County as their Trail
Coordinator. Mr Burto lives in West Carthage with
his wife Nicole and daughter Rhiannon. |
 |
Mr. Jason T. Marcelletta, I.E. has been hired
as a Resident Project Representative at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Marcelletta graduated from
Clarkson University with a Bachelors of Science in
Civil Engineering with a concentration in
Structural Engineering. Mr. Marcelletta lives in
Theresa with his
fiancé. |
|
|
|
North Country
Chamber of Commerce Announces
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. Business of the Year |
|
|
 |
Bernier, Carr and Associates, P.C. is pleased to
have been named Business of the Year by the Greater
Watertown-North Country Chamber of Commerce at an
award breakfast on November 20, 2009 at the Black
River Valley Club. |
|
|
|
|
Projects awarded American Public Works Association
Awards
|
|
|
|
The Central New York Branch of the American Public
Works Association recently awarded three awards to
Bernier, Carr & Associates clients. The Village of
Alexandria Bay Water Intake Project received
Environmental Project of the Year, Jefferson County
– Watertown International Airport won Structures
Project of the Year, and the Joint Village and Town
of Ellisburg Water Project received Environmental
Project of the Year. |
 |
 |
 |
|
Click on Image
to preview project |
|
|
|
|
|
New Faces at
The Bernier Carr Group |
|
 |
Mr. Michael D. Altieri, I.E. has been hired
as a Civil Engineer at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Altieri graduated from
SUNY Environmental Science & Forestry at
Syracuse with a Bachelors of Science in
Environmental Resources and Forest
Engineering. Mr. Altieri previously
interned at the firm for two summers. Mr.
Altieri lives in Sackets Harbor with his
wife Mandy. |
|
 |
Mr. Daniel E. Bernat, I.E. has been hired as
a Mechanical Engineer in the Architectural
Engineering Division at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Bernat graduated from
Clarkson University in May 2009 with a
Bachelors of Science in Mechanical
Engineering. Daniel participated in the
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. summer
internship program for two years and
currently lives in Ellisburg with his wife
Rachel. |
|
 |
Mrs. Catherine A. Cheval has been hired as a
Interior Designer/Specifications Writer at
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. Mrs.
Cheval graduated from Kean University with a
Bachelors of Fine Arts in Interior Design.
|
|
 |
Mr. Ryan Keefer, I.E. has been hired as a
Mechanical Engineer in the Architectural
Engineering Division at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Keefer graduated from
Clarkson University in May 2009 with a
Bachelors of Science degree in Mechanical
Engineering. Ryan participated in the
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. summer
internship program for one year. |
|
 |
Mr. Scott M. Longway has been hired as an
Electrical Designer in the Architectural
Engineering Division at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Longway has a
Bachelors of Science Degree from
Northeastern University in
Electrical/Computer Engineering. |
|
 |
Gillian W. Regal has been hired as an Intern
Architect at Bernier, Carr & Associates.
Ms. Regal has a Masters of Architecture from
University of California at Berkeley. Ms.
Regal has extensive architectural experience
in the educational facility design and
taught at Shaminade University in Honolulu.
Ms. Regal lives in Carthage with her husband
and four children. |
|
 |
Mr. Thomas J. Cataldo, I.E. has been hired
as a Mechanical Engineer at Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. Mr. Cataldo graduated
from Clarkson University with a Bachelors of
Science in Mechanical Engineering. He has
21 years of Mechanical Engineering
experience in the Industrial Field. Mr.
Cataldo lives in Adams, NY with his wife and
two children. |
|
|
|
Governor Paterson Announces $8 Million for
Clean Water Project for the Village of Sackets Harbor |
 |
|
The Village of Sackets Harbor
hosted many dignitaries at its historic bandstand where
Sackets Harbor Mayor, Eric Constance accepted a check from
the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation for
its wastewater treatment facility. The $8,000,000 package
includes $2,000,000 from the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act, $4,200,00,000 from the Clean Water State
Revolving Fund and $2,000,000 from the USDA – Rural
Development. |
|
|
|
Governor Paterson's Press Release |
|
|
|
The Bernier Carr Group
Announces
Two New Licensed Professional Engineers |
|
The Bernier Carr Group
is proud to announce that Mr. Gregor K. Smith and
Mr. Corey G. Reid have successfully
completed the two-part engineering licensure exam ,
and are now licensed Civil Engineers in New York
State . |
|
 |
Mr.
Corey G. Reid, P.E., from Sandy Creek, NY
joined Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. in
2004. He graduated from Clarkson
University with a Bachelors of Science in
Civil Engineering in 2003. Recent projects
Mr. Reid has been working on include the
Village of Ellisburg Water Distribution
System, Village of Sackets Harbor Wastewater
Facilities Improvements and the Town of
Henderson Water District 2 Project. |
|
|
 |
Mr. Gregor K. Smith, P.E. from Brownville,
NY joined Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C.
in 2006. He graduated from Cornell
University with a Bachelors of Science in
Engineering in 2002. Recent projects of Mr.
Smith’s include a raw water pumping facility
and intake for the Village of Alexandria Bay
and Town of LeRay Water District No. 4. |
|
|
“We are pleased that
Corey and Gregor have attained the title of
Professional Engineers and join the seasoned team of
licensed professionals at Bernier Carr which now
includes 14 licensed engineers, 12 licensed
architects and 3 licensed land surveyors with 400
years of combined experience.” Mickey G. Lehman,
P.E., Vice President. |
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
North Country Transitional
Living Services held a Ground Breaking Ceremony at their
Community Residence in Gouverneur, NY. The Bernier, Carr &
Associates, P.C. designed the $1,100,000 facility that
includes 10 apartments, a community room, kitchen facilities
and a shared laundry room. The project also includes a
nurse/medical room and office space. |
|
|
|
Ground Breaking |
|
|
|
click on
photos to enlarge |
|
Schroon Lake Central School District recently held a ground breaking ceremony for its $14,500,000 additions and renovations project. Mr. Michael Bonnewell, Superintendent of Schools; Mari L. Cecil, AIA, Project Architect from Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C.; Mr. John Armstrong, President, Schroon Lake Board of Education and the kindergarten class broke ground for their exciting project. |
|
|
|
Summer Internship Program |
|
 |
|
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. is
proud to announce our 2008 Summer Intern
Program participants. These nineteen
college students are the latest to work
for the firm in a program that spans
over four decades. Throughout the
summer, our interns gain hands-on
experience in one or more of our
disciplines or related business
operations. They earn income for school
expenses while developing relationships
with the professionals in the design and
construction field. Our interns provide
valuable support for the design and
construction of a multitude of projects2
generated by our architecture,
engineering, construction management and
surveying divisions.
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. is
pleased to offer a program that provides
meaningful jobs to our local college
students. Many ful3 time employees at
the firm today received their start in
the summer intern program. Our
commitment to improving the quality of
life in the North Country goes beyond
design projects and extends to our
personal commitment to mentor the next
generation of design professionals.
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. works
hard to make sure our interns have a
successful internship and come away
excited about the potential of a
challenging and rewarding career in
architecture, engineering, construction
management and land surveying.
|
|
|
|
|
Click on Smaller Images to view each
intern's profile |
|
|
|
Rolling
Out the Green Carpet at Massena CSD |
 |
|
As the recent aerial photograph
shows, the construction of the new multi-sports artificial
turf field at the Massena High School is progressing nicely.
Also included as part of the new sports complex is spectator
seating, lighting for evening events, and an all weather
running track. The new field is part of a $29,000,000
district-wide additions and reconstruction project at the
Massena Central School District which is scheduled to be
completed at the end of this year. |
|
|
 |
|
The Village of Carthage recently held a ribbon cutting
ceremony for the conversion of the former Village Fire
Department space to a Court Facility. The $350,000 project
included: a new court room, offices for the Village of
Carthage and Town of Wilna judges, jury room, holding cell
and attorney/client rooms. The design of the new court
provides a higher level of security for the judges and Court
Staff with separate means of access for the staff from the
general public. |
|
|
|
|
|
Village
of Owego Wins NYCOM Award |
|
|
|
The Village of Owego received a
2009 NYCOM Empire State Report Local Government Achievement
Award in the Public Works Category for its Sewer
Rehabilitation Project. The Village’s Mayor – Mr. Edward
Arrington, received the award and expressed his gratitude to
the Village’s Superintendent of Wastewater – Mr. Ronald
Horton. Congratulations to the Village of Owego for
receiving this much deserved award. |
|
|
|
Ground Breaking |
|
| The Town of Windsor
recently held a ground breaking ceremony for the
West Windsor Wastewater Treatment Plant. Bernier,
Carr & Associates, P.C. designed the $3,821,000
wastewater treatment plant facility with a
sequencing batch reactor with tertiary treatment and
reed beds for sludge dewatering. The new facility
is rated for an average flow of 113,500 GPD. The
project will be completed in 2010. |
|
Click Here for Local Coverage |
|
|
|
|
Open House |
|
Samaritan
Family Health Center at 909 Strawberry Lane in Clayton
recently held an open house to showcase its brand new
facility to the community. Construction of the Bernier,
Carr & Associates, P.C. designed $1.65 million clinic
was completed in late 2008, and the first patients were
welcomed on January 5, 2009. With twice the space of the
original health center, the expanded facility includes
15 exam rooms, a new treatment room for specialized
procedures, a more spacious reception area with a
separate child-friendly waiting area, a larger lab area,
x-ray, and room for expansion.
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
Dedication Ceremony |
|
|
|
The Disabled Persons Action Organization recently dedicated
their new Respite Home.
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. designed the three-bedroom,
2,250-square-foot overnight respite home, located at 652
Thompson Street. The home will provide families with
overnight or hourly respite for their disabled family member
and also provide much needed nursing services to their
individuals who have special medical needs. The respite
service is designed to be flexible allowing relief to the
families accessing either overnight or hourly stays. Trained
staff will provide safe and healthy environment activities
during the day and evening hours.
Present to dedicate the Respite
home was Cathy Pircsuk, General Manager of WWNY; Carol
Petrie, DPAO Board President; Cindy Fitzpatrick, E.D. of
DPAO; Darrel Aubertine, NYS Senator; Dede Scozzafava, NYS
Assemblywoman; Addie Jenne Russell, NYS Assemblywoman;
Joseph Rich, DPAO CEO; and Diana Jones Ritter, Commissioner
of the NYS Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental
Disabilities. |
|
|
|
Associates
Announcement |
 |
 |
 |
|
click on pictures to view
profiles |
|
|
Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. is pleased
to announce the recent election of Joseph A.
Edick, P.E. and Benjamin C. Walldroff, P.E.
to the position of Associate in the firm.
These two individuals are representative of
the high quality of young men and women who
are born, raised and educated in the North
Country. They are prime examples of Bernier,
Carr & Associate’s focus of encouraging
young professionals to return to their roots
and establish lasting and meaningful careers
while enhancing the quality of life for
themselves, |
|
|
their families
and the North Country. The firm has placed a strong
emphasis in recent years on incorporating sustainability and
alternative energy in all aspects of its design work for new
and reconstructed facilities.
Joe and Ben continue to be major contributors to that
effort. The continued hard work and dedication by both of
these young men gives promise to the future health and
success of Bernier, Carr & Associates.
“Joe & Ben’s election as
Associates represents the strong tradition and commitment
within the Bernier Carr Group to recognize and advance the
best and the brightest in our midst. For almost 40 years our
company’s success has been based on this unwavering
philosophy.” |
|
Joseph L. Thesier,
P.E.
Vice President of
Architectural Engineering |
|
|
|
New Faces at
The Bernier Carr Group |
 |
|
Mr. Peter Clough
has been hired as a Project Manager in the
architectural division of Bernier, Carr &
Associates. Prior to joining Bernier, Carr &
Associates, Mr. Clough was a partner in 4.0
Construction Management and Consulting, served as
the Asset Manager for Fort Drum Mountain Community
Homes and Director of Operations for the Fort Drum
Regional Liaison Organization. Mr. Clough has a
Bachelor’s degree from Siena College and a Master’s
Degree from the Nelson Rockefeller School of Public
Administration. Mr. Clough currently serves as a
Director for the Greater Watertown / North Country
Chamber of Commerce and is a past |
|
board member of the
Northern New York Builders Exchange and a Trustee of
the Northside Improvement League. Mr. Clough lives
in the Town of LeRay with his wife Candida, and
their children Taylor, McKenna, Jack and Alena.
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
Mr. Joshua S. Day has
been hired as a Mechanical Designer in the
Architectural Engineering Division at Bernier, Carr
& Associates, P.C. Mr. Day previously at a
multi-disciplined design firm in Southeastern
Pennsylvania. Mr. Day has Associates Degrees in
Architectural and Mechanical Drafting and Design and
Mechanical Engineering Design. Mr. Day has been
visiting Northern New York for over twenty years and
now lives in Mannsville, NY. |
|
|
|
|
Renew
Wilcox Clinic - Fort Drum NY |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
click on
photos to enlarge |
|
|
|
The US Department of
Defense recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the
Bernier, Carr and Associates, P.C. designed renovation
and additions project for the Renew Wilcox Clinic on
Fort Drum, New York. The $11 M project medical clinic
including special consideration to ensure all activities
currently taking place in the facility remain open. The
heating, mechanical and electrical work was phased to
maintain a fully operating facility. Phase One involved
design and construction of two pre-engineered temporary
facilities; Building 1 is a state of the art 13 chair
dental facility and Building 2 is a administrative
transitional and classroom facility. Phase Two and
Three was the renovation of the existing Wilcox building
to convert it into a new occupational health and
behavioral medicine clinic with industrial hygiene and
environmental hygiene offices and a lab.
Design
features of the facility included:
-
168 metal studs went into the construction of the
recessed dome area of the main lobby ceiling.
-
The dome itself, windows, and corridor skylites
were specially designed to meet DOD blast criteria.
-
The corridor and dome skylites produce about 20% of
the overall lighting needed for the building during
the day.
-
The logo in the main lobby was water jet cut from
Fritz tile with colors selected to correspond to the
sky, water, and earth, and a brass “Mountain”
emblem indicating true north. And the globe is a
symbol and reminder of our troops all over the
world. The maple wall panels bring a “natural”
affect to the lobby.
-
The original foundation was constructed at an
unusually high depth due to soils conditions so the
foundation for the addition was constructed to
match.
-
The new design created about 25% more usable space.
Some of that 25% is adaptable for various treatment,
meeting, or training needs.
|
|
|
|
|
Project
awarded NYS American Public Works Association Award |
|
 |
|
 |
 |
|
Click Image to
preview award or project |
|
|
|
The Jefferson County Historic Courthouse
Renovation / Rehabilitation Project was
awarded a 2008 NYS Chapter of the American
Public Works Association Award for
Historical Preservation Project of the Year.
The project previously won the Central New
York Branch award. The award was
presented at the NYSAPWA Annual State
Conference in Canandaigua, NY to Mr. Robert
F. Hagemann, III, Jefferson County
Administrator. Also at the event was Mr.
Spike Decker, Jefferson County
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds and
Rick W. Tague, AIA, Bernier, Carr &
Associates Architect for the project. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
2008
Circle of Excellence Award |
|
 |
|
Ms. Pamela S.
Beyor, AIA, Chairperson of the Board and Mr.
Bernard H. Brown, Jr., AIA, CEO were recently
presented with the Circle of Excellence Award at
the PSMJ Conference in Orlando, Florida on
behalf of The Bernier Carr Group. PSMJ
Resources, Inc., the premier management
consulting firm for the Architectural,
Engineering and Construction industry, annually
publishes the 2008 PSMJ Circle of Excellence.
The firm is one of 46 firms selected nationwide
from a pool of 230 applicants in 2008.
“The PSMJ Circle of
Excellence is not determined by firm revenue,
profitability or sheer size – nor is it
determined by any subjective criteria.The
thirteen benchmarks that determine the
|
|
PSMJ Circle of Excellence were chosen to reflect
that the firms are well-managed, have a strong
client base, and are led in a responsible and
sustainable manner, explains H.E. “Dan” Daniels,
PSMJ’s survey editor.
The Bernier Carr Group’s sustainability, growth and
success as Northern New York’s largest Architecture,
Engineering, Construction Management and Survey firm
is rooted in its sound financial management and
solid client base. The diversity of the firm’s
services and professional staff allows for continued
growth. |
|
|
|
|
Woburn
Library Design Competition |
 |
|
Mr.
Michael J. Harris, AIA, LEED A.P., Vice President of
Architecture at Bernier, Carr & Associates, P.C. recently
submitted an entry for the Woburn Public Library Expansion
“Ideas” Competition in Woburn, MA. Mr. Harris’ design
concept team consisted of Mr. Mark H. Reynolds, R.A., Mrs.
Krysta Aten-Schell, LEED A.P., Mr. Benjamin N. Tabolt, Mr.
Christopher S. Thomas, Mr. Alex Clement and Mr. Christopher
Bova. |
|
|
Click here to view the Design Team’s submission.
The intent
of this "Ideas" competition was to:
• Broaden
the field of ideas through bold clear concepts (similar to a
sketch problem charrette) for the restoration and expansion
of the library building
• Point out the complexities and opportunities that are
inherent when adding on to an historically and aesthetically
significant building by a renowned architect of the 19th
century
• To raise
the awareness of this beautiful piece of architecture for
the people of Woburn and others
The
entries will be exhibited at the Pinkcomma Gallery in
Boston.
Please visit
http://www.woburnpubliclibrarycompetition.com/index.php
to see the building’s history, completion information and
view more than 100 proposals submitted. |
|
|
New York State Department of Transportation
Mr. Kris D. Dimmick, P.E., as Vice-Chair of the New
York State Branch of the American Public Works
Association, presented the Transportation Project of
the Year award to Mr. Kenneth Bibbins, Engineer in
Charge, New York State Department of Transportation
at the Arsenal Construction Project Ceremonial
Project Opening on Monday, December 8, 2008 in
Watertown. |
 |
|
|
|
|
Projects awarded American Public Works Association Awards |
|
|
|
The Central New York
Branch of the American Public Works Association
recently awarded three awards to Bernier, Carr &
Associates clients. The Jefferson County Courthouse
received Historical Preservation Project of the
Year, the Village of Theresa - Water Systems
Improvement Project won Environmental Project of the
Year and the Village of Norwood -Water District won
Environmental Project of the Year. |
 |
|
 |
|
Click on Image
to preview project |
|
|
|
|
|
|
