Overview of the recently completed Route 68 (Gardner Road/Main Street) Complete Streets improvements in Hubbardston, MA. The plan was driven by the Town’s vision to revitalize its center for local businesses... Read More
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Overview of the recently completed Route 68 (Gardner Road/Main Street) Complete Streets improvements in Hubbardston, MA. The plan was driven by the Town’s vision to revitalize its center for local businesses... Read More
The BSCES Government Affairs & Professional Practice (GA&PP) Committee has been meeting bi-weekly to discuss ongoing efforts, including legislative outreach activities, fiscal year 2025 events, and... Read More
For five decades, Boston City Hall Plaza hosted the city’s largest gatherings from sports celebrations to political rallies to seasonal cultural festivals. But it lacked human scale, offered limited... Read More
BSCES members judged the Student Steel Bridge competition in this year’s ASCE Northeast Student Symposium at UNH. As always, the conference was well attended by ASCE Student Chapter members from over... Read More
The Climate Resilience Design Standards Tool (the Tool), championed by the ResilientMass Action Team (RMAT) through the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs and their technical consultants... Read More
Creating a sense of belonging on a college campus isn’t a groundbreaking goal — but extending that vision into the greater community is. Middlesex College, a public institution in central New Jersey,... Read More
Alternative delivery methods like design-build, progressive design-build and public-private partnerships are continuing to reshape how projects are brought to life in the A/E/C industry. Through their... Read More
The $137 million York Street Pump Station and Connecticut River Crossing project is the cornerstone of the Springfield Water and Sewer Commission’s IWP, including a new 62 MGD combined sewer pump station,... Read More
When per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) were detected above the regulatory limit in two drinking water wells in the Town of Millis, Massachusetts, the wells were immediately taken offline.... Read More
Conceived as a gateway entry to the Emerald Necklace parks by Fredrick Law Olmsted and designed by Brookline’s first Town Engineer, Alexis Henry French, the Carlton Street Footbridge was erected in... Read More
Built to speed travelers from one point to the other, highways in the United States historically were planned and constructed with little concern for the communities they displaced or divided. Now —... Read More
Holly Brown did not begin her career with safety at top of mind. An admitted risk taker in her younger years — she spent two months in frigid Antarctica creating the first-ever U.S. map of the Dry Valleys... Read More
Managing transit programs is a complex craft, and delivering programs on time and within budget is easier said than done. In my decades of experience working on highly complex transit programs around... Read More
With development projects moving into less suitable land, Keller and key leaders in the geotechnical design and construction industry continue to address how to navigate increasingly difficult site... Read More
Can AI prepare a conceptual design of a bridge? Read More
The Connecticut River Mainline Bridge 47.90 is a single track masonry arch bridge constructed in 1848 in Northfield, MA that was starting to show accelerated deterioration of the arch during regular... Read More
Silo structures are some of the most critical pieces of equipment in industrial facilities, and they are heavily used all around the world. Unfortunately, training in undergraduate program level as... Read More
The Crescent Street Over Millers River Bridge in the town of Athol is under the jurisdiction of MassDOT, and it is nestled within feet of the L.S. Starrett Company manufacturing facilities at all four... Read More
Spanning more than 36 acres across three adjacent parcels, the Dorchester Bay City project will be a catalyst for the community transformation, with a nearly six-million-square-foot resilient hub of... Read More
It is no secret to transportation design professionals that city streets can be some of the most challenging spaces to reconstruct. Settlers of Greater Boston did not build streets with the intention... Read More
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