Insights

May 24, 2022

Daddario Joins Beardsley Architects + Engineers

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Kyle T. Daddario has joined the firm as Architectural Designer in…

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March 3, 2022

Clement Joins Beardsley Architects + Engineers

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Alex D. Clement, AIA, LEED AP, has joined the firm as…

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December 21, 2021

Beardsley Project at Green Lakes State Park Receives Prestigious AIA CNY 2021 Design Award

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that the Environmental Education Center at Green Lakes State Park in Fayetteville,…

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December 21, 2021

Beardsley Project at Southwick Beach State Park Receives Prestigious AIA CNY 2021 Design Award

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that the Concession and Bathhouse Building at Southwick Beach State Park in…

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November 17, 2021

Installing EV Charging Stations at SUNY ESF

Sustainability. Environmentally Friendly. Electrified Future. These are just a few of the words and terms being discussed and debated throughout…

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March 4, 2021

The Risks and Opportunities with America’s Aging Infrastructure

This week, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) issued their 2021 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure with an overall rating of C-. Read the report at infrastructurereportcard.org. This report card has been issued every four years since 1998 and provides a high-level rating of the following major infrastructure areas: Source: ACEC, 2021 Report Card […]

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February 19, 2021

Shrimpton Joins Beardsley Architects + Engineers

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Paul Shrimpton has joined the firm as Mechanical Engineer in the Auburn, NY office. Mr. Shrimpton is returning to Beardsley, where he previously worked for the firm for 25 years on a wide range of projects. With 37 years of experience in mechanical design, Mr. Shrimpton […]

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February 19, 2021

Green Lakes State Park Environmental Education Center Receives APWA 2020 Design Award

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that that the Green Lakes State Park Environmental Education Center has been selected by the Central New York Branch of the American Public Works Association to receive the 2020 Historical Restoration/Preservation Project of the Year Award. The award recognizes public works projects that exhibit exemplary partnerships between […]

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January 15, 2021

In Memoriam: Tesa Sweet

We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of our colleague, Tesa Sweet. Tesa joined Beardsley in 2001 and was a hardworking member of our team whose talents as an architectural designer shaped hundreds of projects. We will all greatly miss her tenacity, sense of humor, and caring nature. Our thoughts are with her family […]

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November 10, 2020

Trujillo Joins Beardsley Architects + Engineers

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Roberto Trujillo has joined the firm as Architectural Designer in the Albany, NY office. Mr. Trujillo is a 2018 graduate of Alfred State SUNY College of Technology with a Bachelor of Architecture. In his previous positions, Mr. Trujillo served as Architectural Designer and Project Manager and […]

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August 7, 2020

Naber Joins Beardsley Architects + Engineers

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Michael S. Naber, E.I.T., has joined the firm as Structural Engineer. Mr. Naber is a 2016 graduate of Clarkson University with a degree in Civil Engineering. He comes to Beardsley by way of Fredericksburg, VA, where he served as Department Manager and Staff Engineer with a […]

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July 23, 2020

Environmental Education Center, 2020 APWA Historical Restoration/Preservation Award

Originally constructed in 1942, the historic boathouse at Green Lakes State Park is an iconic structure to anyone who has visited the beach at the north end of Green Lake. The building had been in use since its construction but lacked an adequate foundation due to poor soils. The NYS Office of Parks Recreation and […]

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