Tobron Wins National Grid Projects
6.5.08 | New York, NY | Tobron secured an $11
million purchasing commitment from National Grid (formerly KeySpan
Energy) to furnish their new Ravenswood - Waltham, MA facility, along
with a total restack of five floors at MetroTech Center in Brooklyn. The
Waltham, MA project is a LEED CI project designed by Sasaki Associates,
Watertown, MA, to be furnished in Herman Miller's
new Vivo
Interiors workstations, along with Geiger Tablet private
offices, new Tu filing and storage and Aeron seating.
Skanska Completes Construction Of Cyberknife Center
6.3.08 | Milford, CT | Skanska USA Building Inc. completed its work on the CyberKnife Center at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, CT. CyberKnife is a new technology used for fighting cancer and other tumors using x-ray beams to attack tumors, while preserving surrounding healthy cells. Skanska provided pre-construction and
construction management services to this project that began in
September 2007. The Center is part of a larger five-year construction program contracted to Skanska USA.
PB Receives 2008 OCEA For Woodrow Wilson Bridge
5.29.08 | New York, NY | The Woodrow Wilson Bridge in Washington, D.C. received the 2008 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award (OCEA) from the
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Design and construction of the bridge was led by Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) in a joint venture with Potomac Crossing consultants. The award is given to the project that “best illustrates superior civil engineering skills
and represents a significant contribution to civil engineering progress and
society. The
new bridge over the Potomac River between Virginia and Maryland
consists of two side-by-side drawbridge spans carrying 12 lanes of traffic.
SHCA Plans Holly Grove Mansion Restoration
5.29.08 | Charleston, WV | Swanke Hayden Connell Architects, NYC, was selected by the state of West Virginia to design a rehabilitation plan for Holly Grove Mansion. The building retains a significant amount of historic
fabric but suffers from antiquated mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems,
structural deficiencies and unsympathetic architectural modifications resulting
in an incongruous appearance of the building interior. The building also suffers
from deterioration and deferred maintenance to its exterior envelope and does
not provide compliant access for the disabled. Swanke
Hayden Connell Architects

