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Law requires builders follow flood standards
PROVIDENCE – Legislation has been signed into law enabling cities and towns around the state to prevent flooding by requiring builders to comply with state standards for pavement, drainage and runoff. more
7/16/12
Creative sector growing in R.I.
Design firms are enjoying a renaissance of sorts across the Ocean State. more
Design and build system catching on
When the great floods of 2010 washed out the Laurel Avenue bridge in Coventry, Rhode Island transportation officials were under pressure to rebuild it faster than the state’s traditional bidding rules for construction projects would allow. more
Humanities getting new home at PC
Building a new home for the humanities on campus was always going to be a significant moment in the 95-year history of Providence College. more
Design-build method serves public best
There is a growing national trend called design-build, and in short, it is a way for building projects to be executed more quickly, with fewer surprises and thus, at a lower cost. more
7/16/12
Taveras, Chafee open PPAC Square
Mayor Angel Taveras and Governor Lincoln Chafee took part in the opening ceremony of the Providence Performance Arts Center Square early Wednesday. more
Heaton & Cowing Mill added to National Register of Historic Places
The National Park Service is adding the Heaton & Cowing Mill to the National Register of Historic Places, providing the first step towards reuse of the historic vacant building. more
Orsi named Young Engineer of the Year by Rhody society
Cari P. Orsi LEED AP-project engineer for Pare Corp., was recently named 2012 Young Engineer of the Year by the Rhode Island Society of Professional Engineers for her achievements in education, employment and professional and public-service activities. Since joining Pare in 2004, Orsi has received her master’s degree in engineering and construction-project management, become a LEED-accredited professional and served as a board member and the first female president of the Providence Engineering Society. more
7/9/12
Viaduct plan gets biz backing
You don’t need a $179 million bridge-replacement project to cause traffic jams on Interstate 95 in downtown Providence. The car volume and traffic patterns on the stretch of highway between the Dunkin’ Donuts Center and the Statehouse do that already. more
Westminster Street parking lot opens
The empty lot created by the demolition of the former Providence National Bank in the Financial District in anticipation of a condominium tower that never materialized has opened as a parking lot. more
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