Happenings
Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy Wins Merit Award
At their 19th Annual Project Team Awards banquet, The Connecticut Building Congress (CBC) awarded the Town of Windham's Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy with a merit award in the K-12 schools category. Each year CBC recognizes project teams within the architecture, engineering, and construction industries whose team members exemplified project team excellence and achieved higher…Read MoreBSC Group Project Recognized for Boston Society of Landscape Architects Award
Every year, The Boston Society of Landscape Architects (BSLA) announces the recipients to their highly regarded awards program that recognizes the accomplishments of landscape architects and landscape architectural work in both Massachusetts and Maine. This year we are pleased to announce that alongside Richard Burck Associates, BSC Group has been recognized for its collaboration on…Read MoreBSC’s Design Improvements Unveiled at Oyster Shell Park in Norwalk, CT
On Tuesday, May 21st, officials from the City of Norwalk and community members gathered at Oyster Shell Park for an unveiling of the first phase of improvements planned and designed by BSC Group. The park, built on a reclaimed landfill, aims to educate the public about the importance of preserving and restoring our environment. A…Read MoreCambridge Discovery Park Earns Cambridge GoGreen Award
The Bulfinch Companies, developer of the Cambridge Discovery Park project, was presented with the City of Cambridge's GoGreen Award for sustainability initiatives that were implemented as part of the redevelopment project. BSC Group provided several of the green design elements for the project, including the transformation of a parking lot into a natural vegetative buffer…Read MoreBSC Earns Merit Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Connecticut
BSC Group Connecticut received a Merit Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Connecticut's (ACEC/CT) Engineering Excellence Awards for the Silver Sands / Walnut Beach Boardwalk project in Milford, CT. The annual award recognizes engineering excellence and honors distinctive projects that promote exceptional client service; social, economic or sustainable benefits; and originality and…Read MoreGeonetics Awarded Vernal Pools and Rare Species Information Collection and Management System
Following a rigorous selection process, Geonetics was retained by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Information Technology to create an observation collection and management system that will assist with the identification and tracking of vernal pools and rare species. Although small in size, vernal pool ecosystems are extremely productive, exporting high volumes…Read MoreBSC Awarded Land Management Study Contract by the Harwich Conservation Commission
The Town of Harwich Conservation Commission selected BSC to develop a Town Wide Land Stewardship Report and a comprehensive Land Management Plan for both Bells Neck Conservation Area & Island Pond Conservation Area. The property contains diverse habitat ranging from upland forest, vernal pool, reservoir, salt marsh, bordering vegetated wetland, tidal and non-tidal river, and…Read MoreBSC Contracted to Lead Rockland Center Revitalization Project
BSC was awarded a contract by the Town of Rockland to develop a revitalization plan to analyze the reuse and redevelopment potential of existing vacant buildings and public infrastructure, as well as the physical space the downtown Rockland area has to offer. Using this information, BSC will identify the steps that need to be taken…Read MoreJason Lederer Honored as IECA Young Professional of the Year
Jason Lederer, a senior scientist in BSC Group's environmental department, was recently recognized as Young Professional of the Year by the International Erosion Control Association (IECA). The award was presented at the 2011 IECA Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. The International Erosion Control Association is the world’s oldest and largest association devoted to helping develop…Read MorePages: