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Pulse MidAtlantic

Justin Rice

June 13, 2016

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See updates about construction bids in the Mid-Atlantic.

Firm in Focus: Hord Coplan Macht Inc.

Justin Rice

June 13, 2016

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Hord Coplan Macht Inc. recently completed the $65-million Engineering, Aviation, Computer and Mathematical Science Building at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.

ENR MidAtlantic Construction Professionals

MidAtlantic People: Construction business updates for June 2016

Justin Rice

June 13, 2016

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Updates about construction professionals in the Mid-Atlantic.

City Grill: Kathleen Lane

Justin Rice

June 13, 2016

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Lane says the latest AIA Architecture Billings Index shows the South region, which includes Baltimore, is in the lead nationally with increasing demand for design activity.

Mysterious Bidder for Boston Flower Exchange Comes Out of the Shadows

Justin Rice

May 26, 2016

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For the last year speculation about the buyers of an unprecedented 5.6-acre site in Boston’s booming South End has swirled. That was until it was revealed at a city council hearing on Thursday that the Abbey Group has the Boston Flower Exchange under agreement.

Whitman, Requardt and Associates Named MidAtlantic Design Firm of the Year

Justin Rice

May 18, 2016

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ENR MidAtlantic announced that Baltimore-based Whitman, Requardt and Associates has been named MidAtlantic Design Firm of the Year.

People: New York

May 17, 2016

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Pulse: New York

May 17, 2016

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See updates about construction bids in New York.

Blighted NYC Area Gains $900M 'Green' Catalyst

Sustainable design anchors the state DOT’s effort to replace the deteriorating 76-year-old Kosciuszko Bridge between Brooklyn and Queens

Tom Stabile

May 17, 2016

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A 1.1-mile bridge carrying 160,000 vehicles per day on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway through an industrial district—and over a long-polluted waterway—might not be the first place to look for green design and construction approaches.