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Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Jared M. Bracken, R.A., has joined the firm as Senior Architect. Mr. Bracken comes to Beardsley by way of Salt Lake City, UT, where he served as Project Architect for multi-family residential, institutional, educational, commercial, and civic clients. With more than 14 years of experience, Mr. […]

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that James L. Brown, R.A., AIA, NCARB, has joined the firm as Architect and Capital Region Principal. With his experience balanced between construction and design, he brings a comprehensive approach to architecture. Beardsley’s entry into the Capital Region represents both a commitment to existing clients in the […]

Beardsley Architects + Engineers, in its pursuit to raise their bar on design excellence, is pleased to announce that the Implant Dental, New Office Building, located in Plattsburgh, NY, has been selected by the AIA Central New York chapter to receive a 2018 Award of Merit in the Commercial/Industrial category. The awards program recognizes outstanding […]

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Mitchell A. Grohal, E.I.T., has joined the firm as Mechanical Engineer. Mr. Grohal has four years of experience in mechanical engineering for advanced technology facilities. He has worked collaboratively with multidiscipline teams to provide designs with areas of focus in HVAC, central plants, and plumbing. His […]

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Alexandra A. Henderson, E.I.T., has joined the firm as Intern Civil Engineer. Alexandra graduated from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in 2019 with a degree in Environmental Resources Engineering. During her time at SUNY-ESF, Alexandra traveled to Peru to create a new rainwater filtration […]

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that JohnPhillip C. Beyel, P.E., Structural Engineer, has earned his professional engineering license in the State of New York. He is a graduate of Syracuse University and the University of South Carolina and has been employed by Beardsley since 2014. Mr. Beyel is currently providing structural engineering […]

Michael Reynolds, AIA, was featured in the April 2019 issue of Strictly Business Magazine. The article highlights Reynolds’s career path, his design process, and the recently completed Implant Dental Office project. Find the article here.

Beardsley Architects + Engineers, in its pursuit to raise their bar on design excellence, is pleased to announce that the St. Lawrence University, Herring Meeting/Briefing Room Reawakening project, located in Canton, NY, has been selected by the AIA Central New York chapter to receive a 2018 Award of Merit in the Adaptive Reuse/Historic Preservation category. […]

Beardsley Architects + Engineers is pleased to announce that Christopher Kwasniewski, P.E., has joined the firm as Structural Engineer. Mr. Kwasniewski has over 20 years of experience in structural engineering including project management; project planning and estimating; inspection, evaluation and repairs of structures; and extensive analysis and design of concrete, steel, masonry, wood, and cold-formed […]

For the past 10 years or so, multiplayer video game competitions have been surging in popularity. With this increase in popularity, professional competitions, also known as eSports, have made their way onto college campuses. Schools across the country are adding eSports to their athletic departments and as a result, they are seeking architects and engineers […]

This modern medical office building embraces the client’s sophisticated technology in a warm, inviting atmosphere, providing patients with a comfortable experience for life-changing results. In addition to a larger office space, the practice also included space for their growing implant dental educational practice. Working within an existing medical campus, Beardsley worked closely with the Owner […]

Beardsley teamed with St. Lawrence University to design the reawakening of the historic Herring Hall. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, Herring Library is the second oldest building on the campus. While it had been well maintained over the years, renovations in the mind-1970s stripped the building of its original character. […]