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 2016 Call for Nominations for National Committees
AIA National is are seeking nominations for members to serve on AIA national committees! This year, the process has been moved online.
When Members click on the link below, they will be asked to log in to the members' side of AIA.org. They will then see a screen listing all of the AIA national committees with openings in 2016. A click on the committee name will lead to a description of the committee's charge. Members will be required to submit a resume and a letter of interest for each committee application.
There are many other opportunities for national service as well: awards, juries, etc. For those specific appointments, separate calls for nominations are sent at certain times of the year.
The 2016 National Committee nomination process closes at 5:00 PM EST on Thursday, October 15; after that, the link will no longer be active. Appointments will be made by the end of 2015. Please note that applicants must be Architect or Associate members; the link will not work otherwise.
Click here to begin the process. Please call or email Pam Day, Hon. AIA (202) 626-7305, pday@aia.org with any questions.
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Your Input Needed:
AIA Public Policies and Position Statements
Every year, AIA reviews one section of its Public Policies and Position Statements directory. This year, the AIA is considering revisions to the first section of the directory, entitled The Architect. As an AIA leader, your input is a vital part of the review process. Members, please take this survey to offer feedback on the proposed changes. The deadline to participate is September 15, 2015. |
Call for Submissions:
AIA Upjohn Research Initiative Grants
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Richard Upjohn
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Named for the AIA's first president, Richard Upjohn, these grants provide matching funds of up to six research grants of $15,000 to $30,000 for projects that addressing the value of design, practice issues, or novel materials and methods of construction. The research should relate to architectural knowledge that can readily be applied within the discipline. The AIA Board Knowledge Committee and the AIA College of Fellows oversee the awarding of these grants. |
New State Economic Profiles Released
 Want to know how the architectural industry in Delaware compares to the nation?
Check out the newly improved State Economic Profiles for economic indicators at the national, regional, and state level.
These profiles can help you make business decisions and inform discussions on policies.
Click here for the Delaware profile. |
New App Aims to Coach Architectural Careers
Learn, contribute, and earn with AIAKinetic-
a smartphone-based guide for practicing architects
By AIA Staff
You've taken a mentor out  for coffee. You've trolled LinkedIn for handy tips. Or you've bought a used Jack Welch book on a lark one day. Maybe you're part of a Meetup group. You might even have hired a career coach.
The point is: Finding reliable signposts on your road as a professional takes some effort.
The AIA's Small Firm Round Table (SFRT) hopes to make it a little easier with the launch of AIAKinetic-a smartphone-based career guide for architects coverin  g what it takes to be successful in practice. AIAKinetic is a career guide for emerging professionals, a primer for young architects, and a resource for mid-career professionals-easily accessible on multiple platforms. Developed in conjunction with the app's content editor Rena M. Klein, FAIA (editor of The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice, 15th Edition) and the AIA's Young Architects Forum, AIAKinetic compiles original 250-word entries on topics that run the gamut of practice.
"It's an empowering tool," says Brian J. Fricke, AIA, a principal at Kerns Group Architects in Falls Church, VA., and SFRT chair. "You're going to learn about best business practices; you're going be able to contribute by rating and commenting on the articles, and with AIAKinetic you can earn points that you can cash in for purchases from the AIA."
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BRIK: New AIA Member-Only Research Databases Now Available
The Building Research Information Knowledgebase (BRIK) includes a new member-only subscription feature that increases access to practice-relevant research. Three EBSCO academic research databases (Art and Architecture Complete, the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals and the Sustainability Reference Center) are connected to BRIK and accessible to AIA and NIBS members. A free trial is underway until September after which a nominal fee will be charged. Learn more. |
Why Your High-Efficiency-Lighting May Not Be Very Efficient At All
Imagine, if you will, the world's most efficient lighting system; a system so efficient that it provides all the lighting needed by a 100-person workforce for the fantastically small annual sum of just $100; that's just $1 per person per year! Can a lighting system be any more efficient than that?
Yes, it can, says National Lighting Bureau Chair James M. "Jim" Yorgey, P.E., LC, CTS: "While having a highly efficient lighting system is important, it's even more important - from a bottom-line point of view - that the lighting system contribute to the enhanced efficiency of other systems lighting affects, human systems in particular."
Mr. Yorgey - whose "day job" is being Lutron Electronics Company's technical applications manager - focused on worker productivity, pointing out that "light is for people. The better people can see, the faster and more effectively they can perform whatever visual tasks they happen to be working on." As it so happens, almost all tasks performed in commercial, industrial, institutional, and other buildings are visual tasks. "Huge bottom-line benefits are attainable by providing an illuminated environment designed to accommodate the needs of the tasks involved, the space where they're being performed, and the people who are performing them," Mr. Yorgey said.
Consider as a hypothetical example a 100-employee operation that spends $5,000 each year on the energy needed for lighting. The operation's manager decides to invest in high-efficiency lighting and she's delighted with the result: The new system cuts lighting-energy consumption by 50% and the utility bill plummets by $2,500 per year. That's efficient...or is it? Read more...
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CDC Releases New Built Environment Assessment Tool
Chris Kochtitzky, MSP
Associate Director for Program Development
CDC's Div. of Emergency & Environ. Health Services
 A wide array of tools exists for measuring different features of the built environment, many of them well validated. These existing tools fall into three categories: 1) interview or self-administered questionnaires which primarily measure perceptions, 2) tools that collect archival (existing) data, often using GIS, and 3) systematic observation or audit tools. It is often difficult for local program staff and evaluators to know which features of the built environment are most important to measure on the basis of the health behaviors and outcomes they are trying to affect. It is also difficult to know which tool(s) to choose to most accurately and feasibly assess those features.
The Built Environment Assessment Tool (BE Tool) (an adaptation of MAPS) was designed to alleviate some of the challenges posed by the significant number of narrowly focused tools aimed at only one activity (walking), one subpopulation (older adults), or one public health area (inactivity). It was created as a collaborative enterprise across multiple areas of public health - health promotion, injury prevention, environmental health, etc. It is a direct systematic observation data collection instrument for measuring the core features and quality of the built environment related to behaviors that affect health, especially behaviors such as walking, biking, and other types of physical activity. There are many aspects of the built environment. The built environment includes the buildings, roads, sidewalks, utilities, homes, transit, fixtures, parks and all other man-made entities that form the physical characteristics of a community. The built environment can impact human health by affecting rates of physical activity, air pollutants such as ozone and particulate matter that can exacerbate asthma and respiratory disease, and emissions of carbon dioxide that contributes to climate change.
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AIA Knowledge Community Opportunities
Visit the AIA National Knowledge Communities a social networking website called AIAKnowledgeNet. It's a place for like-minded professionals to meet, discuss, and share information on their common interests.
Join any number of Knowledge Communities by updating your AIA Account. To encourage cross-disciplinary discussions, enrollment in AIA Knowledge Communities is not limited to AIA members. Non-AIA-members can also create an AIA Account to stay connected.
Current Opportunities:
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 State of Practice
YAF CONNECTION: Volume 13 Issue 04 (August 2015) 
It's very apparent that the state of practice has evolved, but how will it change in the future? In our first ever issue on the state of the profession, we examine current and future trends that impact how we do business.
The YAF Connection is the official e-magazine for young architects produced by the Young Architects Forum. Each edition includes articles on leadership, mentorship, and fellowship as well as book reviews by young architects. The YAF Connection is a bimonthly publication. |
Emerging Professionals:
Know Your Worth Campaign
The AIA Center for Emerging Professionals introduces a campaign dedicated to informing all generations of architects about the value Emerging Professionals bring to the field and the importance of getting paid for internship hours.
Watch the videos to learn more.
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COMPETITIONS, SCHOLARSHIPS & MORE
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Mid-Atlantic Spec-Mix Bricklayer 500 Competition
 Help Fizzano Bros. find the fastest Bricklayer in the Mid-Atlantic States. The winner gets a cash prize as well as an automatic invitation to the Bricklayer 500 in Las Vegas (Hotel and Airfare included).
WHEN: Thursday September 24, 2015.
(Rain Date: Friday September 25, 2015)
WHERE: Fizzano Bros. Concrete Products
1776 Chester Pike, Crum Lynne PA 19022
TIME: Gates to open at 12:00 pm and will run till 4:00 pm.
Bricklaying competition to start at 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm.
ADMISSION IS FREE:
Complimentary Food and Beverages will be provided all day.
Complimentary Post Game Happy Hour at Casey's.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED: Please Contact- Tom Fizzano tom@fizzano.com by Wednesday September 23, 2015.
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IDP Firm Award & IDP Outstanding Firm Award
2015 Applications Now Being Accepted
The AIA Center for Emerging Professionals is now accepting applications for the 2015-2018 IDP Firm Award and the 2015-2018 IDP Outstanding Firm Award, jointly administered by AIA and NCARB.
The IDP Firm Award recognizes firms from across the country who actively embrace the NCARB Intern Development Program (IDP) and demonstrate their commitment by making the path to licensure an integral part of the firm's culture. The IDP Outstanding Firm Award recognizes firms who demonstrate "innovative" or outstanding practice in their efforts with the Intern Development Program.
Learn more. The submission deadline for applications is September 28, 2015.
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Design on the Delaware 2015
Call for Volunteers
AIA Philadelphia is currently looking for volunteers, download a copy of the
Volunteer Form. Mandatory volunteer orientations will be held at the Center for Architecture on Monday, October 19, 2015 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday, October 20, 2015 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Read more...
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University of Delaware
RFP 8504-3
Due: 2:00 PM, September 10, 2015
INTERIOR DESIGN TERM CONTRACT SERVICES
The University intends to enter into an agreement with a qualified Interior Design vendor to provide qualified and experienced interior design estimating for the Office of the Planning & Project Delivery.
SCOPE OF SERVICES:
The University requests a contractor provide the following services:
- Space Planning/Utilization
- Interior Design
- Cost Estimating
- Furniture Selection, (competitive bid packages, bid evaluations, ordering, tracking), and Installation
Furthermore, as part of the contract, the consultant may, in the course of being awarded unique projects, provide the following deliverables:
- Feasibility Studies
- Project Documents - Drawings, Specifications, etc.
- Construction Administration
- Move Management
- Fixtures & Equipment - window treatments, specialty furniture, interior signage, etc.
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Bernardon, an architecture, interior design and landscape architecture firm, with offices in Chester County, Pennsylvania and Wilmington, Delaware. Our practice is diverse and provides opportunities to work on a wide range project types in virtually all market sectors. We offer competitive compensation and a convivial work environment. Read more...
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Intern Architect
Bernardon, an architecture, interior design and landscape architecture firm, with offices in Chester County, Pennsylvania and Wilmington, Delaware, is seeking a creative and passionate intern architect (0-5 years of experience). Read more...
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Senior Interior Designer
Bernardon, an architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture firm with offices in Chester County, Pennsylvania, and Wilmington, Delaware, seeks a creative and passionate Senior Interior Designer with minimum five years of demonstrated experience in healthcare, institutional, and commercial/office design. Design Professional shall possess a Bachelor's degree in Interior Design with successful completion of the NCIDQ exam preferred. Read more...
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Project Architect
Tevebaugh Associates, a Wilmington-based mid-Atlantic design practice, is seeking to add a full time project architect to our growing organization. The successful candidate must be self-motivated and highly organized. Our office operates in an interactive studio environment. While individuals must be fluent in Revit modeling, construction documentation and detailing, we rely heavily on collaboration and interaction to achieve our success. The ability to resolve complex problems, contribute constructive criticism and meet deadlines is imperative. Qualifications: Associates Degree in Architecture (Bachelor's preferred) Read more...
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AIA CAREER CENTER - Find a Candidate / Find a Job
Using the profession's premier online recruitment resource employers and recruiters can target their efforts to find the most qualified talent and reach the right candidates quickly and easily. Employers who are members receive a discount on job postings. Job seekers can showcase your skills and experience to prospective employers to find the best job opportunities and manage your applications for free.
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AIA DE RESUME BANK - Free Local Resource
Professionals seeking employment in architecture or related fields in Delaware are welcome to place their introductory package (consisting of items such as a cover letter, resume, references, and portfolio as one PDF document) with us for review by employers. This is a free service. Send your package (or request to receive resumes if you're an employer) to Nancy Payne Executive Director, AIA Delaware.
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Monthly AIA Continuing Education Courses
2nd Wednesday of every month (except August) in Lewes, DE
NEXT PROGRAM DATE & TIME: Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2015 11:45 Lunch and Open Forum Discussion 12:00 AIA CE Program begins COST: Free. Lunch is graciously provided by our presenter, Randy Nicklas, Senior Engineer Icynene PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Designing for the Future: Understanding Light Density and Medium Density Open Cell and Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation
Spray Foam Insulation is commonly known in the industry as SPF (Spray Polyurethane Foam, not sunblock). This course will explain the difference between one component and two component SPF and that the single greatest advantage of choosing SPF over traditional insulation products is that it not only insulates, but also blocks airflow by expanding and sealing off leaks, gaps, and penetrations. It also works well in sealing up tight spaces where fiberglass is just not practical. (1 AIA HSW LU)
PROGRAM LOCATION: Our gracious venue host, Building Supply Depot is located at 18412 The Narrow Road, Lewes, DE 19958. Plenty of free, off street parking available. RSVP: Seating is limited. RSVP to Nancy Payne via email or phone call to 302-654-9817. Membership is not required to attend - join us! |
Register Now for CRAN Symposium!
September 19-23 in Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Custom Residential Architects Network (CRAN), a Knowledge Community of The American Institute of Architects, will hold its 8th annual symposium on September 19-23 at the Depot Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The four-day symposium, open to all AIA and non-AIA members, will bring together custom residential architects from across the country to learn, share, and discuss relevant topics in the field of residential architecture. Learn more...
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An Exploration of Architecture
Minneapolis Architectural Tour
September 21 - 23, 2015
Space is Limited.
10 AIA CE LU possible
Newsweek named Minneapolis "Design City", based on contributions by world class designers including Cesar Pelli, Jean Nouvel, and Herzog & deMeuron. See these and other buildings on a walking tour of sites in Minneapolis that focuses on energy efficiency, durability, safety, and other fenestration issues. Then, take a tour of the Marvin Windows and Doors factory in Warroad, MN, where you'll learn about every facet of window manufacturing from wood processing through final assembly as well as discussions and presentations on leading window technologies, such as Ultrexfiberglass.
Sponsored by
SUPER Enterprises,
Distributors of Marvin Window and Door Products.
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Structural Technology
For Interns and Practicing Architects
DATE: October 2, 3 and 4, 2015
PLACE: Virginia Tech's Department of Architecture
College of Architecture and Urban Studies
Urban Affairs and Planning Building
1021 Prince Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
COST: $350 AIA Members, $400 Non-AIA Members
ABOUT THIS COURSE
This course provides an overview of structural technology topics as related to the ARE 4.0 offered by NCARB.
Part One - General Structures
Friday, Oct. 2, 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Saturday, Oct. 3, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Reviews the necessary knowledge on structural theory and behavior of different building components in steel, concrete, and wood. Covered: Structural Theory, Structural Framing and Load Flow in Buildings, Structural Analysis and Design.
Part Two - Lateral Forces/Structural Layout
Saturday, Oct. 3, 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Sunday, Oct. 4, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Emphasizes the effects of lateral forces on buildings and structural layout planning. Covered: Different Types of Lateral Loads, Lateral Load Flow in Building Structures and Different Lateral Resisting Systems, Wind Loading, Earthquake Loading, and Structural Layout Vignette.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Mehdi Setareh, P.E., is Professor of Architecture in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies at Virginia Tech. Dr. Setareh is a licensed professional engineer in the states of Virginia and Michigan and is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, American Concrete Institute, American Institute of Steel Construction, and the Architectural Engineering Institute. He is the author of the "Concrete Structures" published by the Prentice-Hall Book Company.
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2015 AIA Taliesin Colloquium
Whole-Building Life Cycle Assessment
Taliesin West, Scottsdale, Arizona
October 9-10, 2015
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Art & Science: Connections and Intersections
A series of symposiums dedicated to the seamless connections between the visual arts and the sciences.
"Green Light: Prospects in Lighting Design and Technology" Symposium
Friday, October 16, 2015
9:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Clayton Hall, University of Delaware
100 David Hollowell Drive Newark, DE 19716
Ticket price:
$55 per person
$25 for full-time student with ID from any institution
The second Art & Science: Connections and Intersections symposium, "Green Light, Prospects in Lighting Design and Technology," will bring together industry leaders, designers, artists, and scholars from the humanities and sciences to discuss the future of artificial lighting. Speakers include industry specialists, designers, artists, and scholars. Marco Bevolo of Philips Lighting's City.People.Light project will present the keynote address. Featured speakers are Peter Y. Ngai of OLED Lighting at Acuity Brands Lighting, Giana Phelan of OLEDWorks, Linnaea Tillett of Tillett Lighting Design, Anne Militello of Vortex Lighting, Suzanne Seitinger of Philips Lighting, and UD scholars, Sandy Isenstadt and Thomas M. Powers.
Capping the day's events will be a panel discussion among those responsible for executing Philadelphia's June 5th Memorial Park, a project to honor the six lives lost in the collapse of the Salvation Army store on June 5, 2013. Nancy Winkler, co-chair of the project, Alfred Borden of The Lighting Practice, educator-artist Barb Fox, and Scott Aker of the Institute for Architectural Research, will discuss their interdisciplinary, collaborative process.
Refund deadline: Friday, October 1, 2015.
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Becker Morgan Group In the News
ENR Ranks Becker Morgan Group Among Mid-Atlantic Design Firms Becker Morgan Group is honored to be recognized by Engineering News-Record (ENR) as a 2015 MidAtlantic Top Design Firm, ranking #62 in the region and #6 in Delaware, among many national and international design firms. The firm also ranked #6 in Master-Planned Development/Site Infrastructure and #19 in Education. This annual list of Top Design Firms includes architects, engineers, and other design professionals doing business in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington DC and West Virginia. ENR is a leading provider of news, analysis, commentary and data for construction industry professionals. Becker Morgan Group Wins Metal Architecture Design Award Becker Morgan Group was recently awarded the 2015 Metal Architecture Ribbed Metal Wall Panels Design Award for Audi Cape Fear. The project is featured in the July issue of Metal Architecture and displayed on their website at www.metalarchitecture.com. The Metal Architecture Design Awards recognize winning entries based on "creativity in the metal construction industry and showcase exciting uses of steel" incorporated into project design.
Audi Cape Fear is a 21,800 sf automotive dealership located in Wilmington, North Carolina. The triangular-shaped site resulted in a unique triangular-shaped building footprint which allowed for an exciting dynamic between the primary programmatic elements: showroom, sales offices, and the service garage. The angles of the walls helped enhance the dynamic presence of the building, located at one of the busiest intersections in Wilmington. Becker Morgan Group provided consultation as the owner's architect during schematic design exercises led by Audi's corporate architect, CDR Studio Architects of New York City, NY. Becker Morgan Group was Architect of Record, providing design development, construction documents, and construction phase services. Becker Morgan Group provides Architecture & Engineering services with offices in Delaware, Maryland, and North Carolina. For more information, visit www.beckermorgan.com. |
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Engineering Inc. Magazine Showcases The Flats on the National Stage
Multi-Project Feature: "Remaking a Century-Old Housing Development"
 Landmark Science & Engineering, one of the region's largest integrated civil engineering and environmental sciences consulting firms, is pleased to announce that their project submission about The Flats of Wilmington was selected as one of the TOP FOUR urban renewal projects nationwide by the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) to be featured in the July-August, 2015 edition of Engineering, Inc. magazine. The special Multi-Project Feature includes the story of The Flats, entitled "Remaking a Century-Old Housing Development."
Ted C. Williams, president of Landmark, and project manager for planning and site design for this multi-phase construction project was interviewed for the article by the magazine's staff writer. He said he was "amazed that Darlene Bremer was able to reduce the long and storied past, present and future of The Flats into just 400 words" the limit for the article, but said "it's well worth the read." Todmorden's design team also includes Architectural Alliance, MacIntosh Engineering, and Blake & Vaughn. DiSabationo Construction has started Phase I construction.
View the online version of the magazine and article here.
Landmark Science & Engineering is a Delaware firm, started in 1987, is now one of the regions' largest and most diverse integrated civil engineering and environmental consulting firms, providing professional services across the disciplines of site/civil, water resources and environmental engineering, land surveying, environmental remediation, environmental sciences. The firm of 42 serves clients in Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania. www.Landmark-SE.com.
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Science & Engineering Firm Welcomes New Principal Owners
The board of directors of Landmark Science & Engineering, one of the region's largest consulting site/civil engineering, environmental and land surveying firms, is pleased to announce that two new principals have joined the firm: Keith A. Rudy, P.E., LEED AP and Helen V. Apostolico, with a mutual commitment to help the company grow and prosper as the firm begins its 29th year in business.
Keith Rudyis a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University where he earned a B.S. in Civil Engineering and a B.S. in Engineering and Public Policy. Mr. Rudy is a licensed professional engineer in Delaware and New Jersey and is certified as a LEED accredited professional. He has 23 years of experience in civil engineering projects, with broad exposure to the fields of environmental, geotechnical, site/civil design, water resources, planning, and construction review. Keith has been with Landmark for over five years and serves as Director of Sciences and Water Resources and Vice President of Operations. He is the current president of the Manufactured Housing Installation Board and is a member of the DAPE Law Enforcement / Ethics Committee.
Helen Apostolico earned a M.S. in Accounting at Widener University and a B.S. in Consumer Economics at University of Delaware. Mrs. Apostolico has 21 years of experience working in financial business management. She has worked at Landmark for four years and currently serves as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer. Helen and her husband, Jim, reside in Hockessin with their two children who are students at University of Delaware and Padua Academy.
President Ted Williams says that "Keith Rudy is an engineer's engineer and Landmark is fortunate to have a new owner of his professional caliber, high ethical standards, and a commitment to lead the company forward into our next generation." Chairman Bruce Tease has worked closely with Helen and credits "her dedication to learning the business and attention to detail, along with high skill-level, to helping the firm achieve its strong financial position."
Landmark Science & Engineering is an award-winning consulting firm with a staff of 42 in offices in New Castle, Dover and Havre de Grace, and is committed to providing the highest quality services with a comprehensive focus on sustainable design practices. www.Landmark-SE.com
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Wohlsen Construction Presented with 10 Awards
Wohlsen Construction received 10 awards from the Keystone Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) at the association's 26th Annual Excellence in Construction Awards Gala. This was the highest number of awards received by any one participating firm. Wohlsen was presented with six first place Excellence in Construction Awards for the following projects: - Oak Tree Development Group's Excentia Office Renovation, located in Lancaster, PA
- Hamilton Health Center Phase 2, located in Harrisburg, PA
- The Hill School's Lehrman '56 Pavilion, located in Pottstown, PA
- Norfolk Southern's Rutherford Intermodal Facility, located in Harrisburg, PA
- Oak Tree Development's Sensible Portions Addition, located in Lancaster, PA
- Willowdale Chapel Overbuild & Fitout, located in Kennett Square, PA
Three Awards of Merit were presented to Wohlsen for the following projects: - Sunrise Senior Living's Quadrangle Forest Grill Renovation, located in Havertown, PA
- Penn State University's Bryce Jordan Center Roof & Arena Renovation, located in State College, PA
- Masonic Village of Elizabethtown's Washington Skilled Nursing Renovation, located in Elizabethtown, PA
Additionally, a Merit Award in the GC Sustainable Green category was received for the Hamilton Health Center Phase 2 project, rounding out Wohlsen's total to 10 awards. Wohlsen Construction Company, celebrating its 125th anniversary, is a Green Plus Certified company, and one of the leading merit shop construction firms in the Mid-Atlantic States. |
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