Trinity Financial’s Vision for the Curtis Apartments Redevelopment
Jessie Johnson's article in High Profile titled, "Revitalizing Great Brook Valley: Trinity Financial’s Vision for the Curtis Apartments Redevelopment," outlines the transformative project. Continue reading→
Using Stormwater Infiltration to Improve Water Quality in Rhode Island
Jim Riordan's article in NEREJ titled, "Using stormwater Infiltration to Improve Water Quality in Rhode Island," describes the Stormwater Best Management Practices that the town of North Providence is implementing to alleviate the flooding and water quality issues in the area. Continue reading→
Better Than New – When upgrading a 50-year-old water treatment facility makes more sense than replacing it
Leah Stanton's article in Water Environment Federation's Water Environment & Technology Magazine, "Better Than New: When Upgrading a 50-Year-Old Water Treatment Facility Makes More Sense Than Replacing It," highlights the innovative decision by Peabody, Massachusetts, to upgrade rather than replace its 50-year-old Winona Water Treatment Plant (WTP). Continue reading→
Expediting a Project Schedule to Upgrade Student and Family Housing at UMass Amherst
To expedite the schedule that required the first new units be available by September 2022, Weston & Sampson worked with UMass to design the demolition and construction phasing to facilitate immediate P3 redevelopment. Continue reading→
Brownfield Redevelopment NEREJ
Weston & Sampson's George Naslas, PG, LSP details how Brownfields redevelopment is sometimes not just about economic development in this New England Real Estate Journal article. Continue reading→
The Master Planning Mindset: From napkin sketches to developing lasting landscapes
Whether a master-planning idea emerges from public-outreach efforts, community initiatives, or common needs, an idea takes hold and exploration ensues. Continue reading→
New Fire Protection System
Fast-track design and implementation of the Challenge & Reach Academy's first fire sprinkler system in its 126-year-old building in Worcester.
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Drinking Water Supply Challenges: A Predictive Mass Balance Model for Sustainable Reservoir Management
This article summarizes the development of a mass balance model for the managers of a southern New Hampshire reservoir to forecast likely future reservoir levels to guide water supplier decision making and balance the need for a consistent drinking water supply with ecological needs. Continue reading→
Brownfield redevelopment and recent PCB regulations
Weston & Sampson's Malcolm Beeler details Brownfields redevelopment and recent PCB regulations in this New England Real Estate Journal article.
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Adapting to the Seasonal Fluctuations in Schools’ Wastewater Treatment Systems
Good planning and effective communication between project partners have proven to be the keys to operations success with the seasonal variations in a school’s onsite #wastewatertreatment system. Weston & Sampson's Bill Idarola explains the factors to consider, in this issue of High-Profile magazine. Continue reading→