Design Elements that Support Modern Policing Nationally there are more than 800,000 sworn law enforcement officers in the United States. Over the past 30-40 years the communities that officers serve and protect have remained ever-changing. This constant evolution has led to facilities that are challenged to support current policing strategies, technologies and approaches. Lavallee Brensinger […]
The Drive for Modernization: Updating Automotive Training Spaces Julie Spence, AIA, Senior Associate | February 2024 As advancements in automotive technology continue and the industry seeks to train a workforce to repair these computers on wheels, the supporting training institutions are working hard to keep up. Recently, we stepped into the Automotive Technology lab of […]
The Town of Sutton Zoning Board of Adjustment brings vital oversight to local land use, ensuring adherence to zoning rules, handling variances, and fostering balanced development for Sutton’s sustained growth. From our beginning in 1976, founder Don Lavallee focused on doing his best to make things better and inspired others to do the same. He […]
The ACE Mentor Program of America Strives to Attract High School Students to Pursue Careers in the Architecture, Construction and Engineering Industries From our beginning in 1976, founder Don Lavallee focused on doing his best to make things better and inspired others to do the same. He cared deeply about our team, our work, and […]
Oyster River Middle School’s Commitment to Sustainability on Full Display During Earth Week! Doug Shilo, Associate | April 2022 | (Photo courtesy of ReVision Energy) School Board Members, Administration, Students, Teachers, Project Team Members and Legislators gathered earlier this week to celebrate the ribbon cutting of 1,450 solar panels at Oyster River Middle School. Hosted […]