Happenings
Gillian Davies, SSSSNE, NHCWS, CESSWI, Recognized at 2016 International Wetland Convention in Taiwan
As president of the Society of Wetland Scientists (SWS), our very own Gillian Davies attended and presented at the 2016 International Wetland Convention in Taiwan. Gillian received awards for Exemplary Achievements in Wetlands Fields and the title of Taiwan's Wetland Conservation Honorable Advisor. Gillian gave opening remarks for the convention, attended by 450 plus leaders…Read More
Canton Airport Project Featured in Landscape Architecture Magazine
The reuse of the former Canton Airport as the new Farnham-Connolly park represents an exciting achievement in both environmental science and landscape design. In collaboration with landscape architects Crosby Schlessinger Smallridge (CSS) and client Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, BSC Group worked to restore the fragile ecology of the park, which sits adjacent to…Read More
BSC Group and Geonetics Take ACEC Engineering Excellence Silver
BSC Group and Geonetics were recognized at the ACEC Engineering Excellence with a Silver Award for their collaboration on the MassDOT Wheelchair Curb Ramp Inventory project. The project establishes a strong model of synergy between traditional engineering and forward-thinking technology to provide creative solutions to challenges within our public infrastructure. As part of MassDOT's ADA…Read More
Childe Hassam Park project wins Preservation Achievement Award from the Boston Preservation Alliance!
Childe Hassam Park, a passive park designed by BSC in Boston's South End, has earned a Preservation Achievement Award. The award is being presented by the Boston Preservation Alliance in recognition of the project's high level of commitment to Boston's historic character. The park was designed in honor of the first American impressionist painter and…Read More
Oyster Shell Park Project Wins Merit Award from Connecticut Building Congress
Oyster Shell Park received an Award of Merit from the Connecticut Building Congress in the Transportation/Utilities/Civil category at their annual team awards banquet and meeting held on June 9th at the Hilton Hotel in Hartford. This is the second award for the BSC designed project, having previously won an award from the Connecticut Chapter of…Read More
Lee Curtis Recognized in Worcester Business Journal’s 40 Under 40
Lee Curtis, BSC Group's manager of Ecological Services, has been included on the Worcester Business Journal's list of 40 Under 40, an annual award program recognizing leading young professionals in the Central Massachusetts area. Lee's notable contributions at BSC Group include management of a variety of ecological projects within the energy industry, for which she…Read More
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 More
BSC 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 More
BSC’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 MorePages: