Johanna Hall and Sam Alpert co-authored an article in NEREJ entitled “A Primer on Whole-Building Electrification.” What is building electrification? Electrification is the process of transitioning building systems, processes, and components to be powered by electricity rather than by various fossil fuels like oil or natural gas and can be a critical component in efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
Weston & Sampson is a proud sponsor, exhibitor, and presenter at the South Carolina Environmental Conference (SCEC) taking place March 12-15, 2023 at the Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center.
Bella Purdy authored an article in Planning entitled “A Practical Guide to Updating Local Regulations for Climate Resilience: Building and zoning codes are a powerful way to advance local climate goals. Try these tactics for proven results.”
Weston & Sampson CMR, Inc. is pleased to announce we acquired the Denis L. Maher Company on January 6, 2023.
Jim Forbes authored an article in Roads & Bridges entitled “What Lies Beneath: Utility Coordination Challenges on Roadway and Bridge Construction Projects.” Roadway and bridge construction projects can be challenging. But also having to relocate existing utilities out of the way of these projects prior to the start of construction can add a whole new dimension to the challenges.
The next public engagement event on February 1, 2023 at 7PM will focus on Solutions for Future Flooding.
Weston & Sampson is excited to announce the transition of the role of President from Barbara Cook, PE to Jeff Alberti, LEED® AP in 2023.
Doris Jenkins authored an article in Massachusetts Planning entitled “Using Grant Funding to Promote Tree Equity in Lowell.” American Forests, a non-profit conservation organization dedicated
to protecting and restoring healthy forest ecosystems, defines “tree equity” as having enough trees in an area such that everyone can experience the health, climate, and economic benefits that they provide.
Weston & Sampson’s Indrani Ghosh, PhD joins the Charles River Watershed Association’s Julie Wood in this WBUR piece detailing a new report that finds communities along the Charles River will experience an appreciable increase in flooding within the next 50 years due to climate change.
Weston & Sampson uses Esri’s ArcGIS Online platform to shorten the preliminary development of the CIP. By centralizing an organization’s assets into a universally accessible digital twin, we begin laying the foundation for a responsive, web-based CIP application that grows with changing asset qualities. Weston & Sampson’s CIP Viewer/Generator is designed to respond as asset attributes are updated, so organizations at the start of their inventorying process can benefit.