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2021 AIA Design Awards

On December 2, AIA Philadelphia Members and friends gathered  both in person at the Center for Architecture and Design and virtually around their computers for the 2021 Design Awards Celebration.  The program recognizes achievements of local architecture firms and individuals. 

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Project in the News

We are excited to be on the design team led John Milner Architects for the renovation of the historic First Bank of Philadelphia building located on South 3rd Street in the heart of Philadelphia’s  historical district.  The majestic building dates

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Dog Days of Winter

Who doesn’t like a good snow storm?  Here are some MA pooches enjoying the first snow fall of 2022.  And here’s a throw back to the dog days of summer!   

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SenSV in Action

We are super excited that SenSV – our new product to monitor micro-vibration, audible sound, and ultrasonic sound – is out in the field.  Recent projects have included sound and vibration monitoring in a University lab and baseline vibration testing

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Accolades for Arrupe

Arrupe Hall on St. Joe’s campus was recently reviewed in the Philadelphia Inquirer by Inga Saffron.  The attention to detail in the design and construction of this building impressed Saffron – “Arrupe Hall makes its presence known the moment you

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Project Progress #2

Here’s another one nearing the finishing line.  This project involved services for a suburban K-12 charter school with a new Performing Arts Center.  Our role was focused on the auditorium and supporting spaces – the house, stage, orchestra pit, and

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Project Progress #1

A final construction site visit to a downtown corporate space showed progress!  The client was moving to new offices covering approximately 45,000 SF on two floors in center city Philadelphia.  We reviewed all spaces including private offices, conference rooms, training

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November 2021 Newsletter: Compos(t)ing Music

Music is remarkable in the emotional and sometimes personal responses it elicits, especially if one considers its simple foundations: manipulations of tone, pitch, rhythm, and dynamics. While we typically equate music with human compositions made with traditional instruments, music can

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