Pumpkin spice lattes, scarves, and jackets are essential items on the swing stage this time of year. In this issue we celebrate art in the A / E field with a very unique project: moving the ancient Antioch Mosaic at Wellesley College's Davis Museum.
Featured: Antioch Mosaic
The Davis Museum, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA
Images courtesy of The Davis Museum
The museum engaged CBI to first assess the capacity of the floor system and to design a rigging system to safely move the sensitive art piece from the top floor wall to the lower floor, where it would become a focus of the permanent collection...
Learn more about the project.
New Projects
Here are some of new and exciting projects that will be keeping us busy over the upcoming months!
Historic Former Union School Restoration
Town of Braintree
Pearl-Elm Municipal Garage Restoration
City of Worcester
On-Call A / E
Town of Watertown
Central Park Development Cupola Restoration
Scituate Housing Authority
Horace Mann
Public Charter School
Building Envelope
Hyannis, MA
OPM: New Emergency Call Center
Town of Tewksbury
Employee Spotlight
Honorata Loomis, Assoc. A.I.A., LEED AP
Honorata D. Loomis, Assoc. AIA joined our team about 8 months ago. She
is a client focused, highly organized, and driven Project Manager with professional experience and academic training in architecture and building science. She joined us with a strong background in project management for architecture and building enclosure design for new construction and renovation projects. She has experience in municipal, commercial, institutional, and residential sectors. With active involvement in all aspects of the project from initiation to close out she has proven ability to plan and lead projects to successful completion. Currently, she is working on the restoration of the Pearl-Elm Municipal Garage in Worcester, MA and the historic restoration of the First Parish Meeting House in Tyngsborough, MA.
Did You Know?
Excess heat in your attic causes ice dams. Make sure insulation has not blocked your eave vents and remember, you can't have enough insulation in your attic!
Honorata D. Loomis, Assoc. AIA joined our team about 8 months ago. She
