Anyone who has made the mistake of “biting off more than they can chew” would gladly avoid suffering the consequences of making the mistake again. Of course, it’s difficult to say “no” to new business opportunities that knock. Architecturally unique homes and commercial building projects require special materials and attention to fine details that […]
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(Bedford, March 23, 2021) – Lenders and loan originators were recently recognized by New Hampshire Housing for helping 1,400 homebuyers find affordable homes and loans last year. The awards were given to the lending institutions and loan originators who assisted the most homebuyers through New Hampshire Housing programs in 2020. “Our top lenders and loan
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It’s safe to say that “business as usual” is a distant future that we can only hope comes back into our lives this year or early next year. These are challenging times for us all, and there’s no denying it. Most of us are required to work from home, turning dining room tables into office
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From site setbacks to window sills, an incredible amount of time, research, debate and arduous decision making goes into the planning and execution of any building project – so much so that it can sometimes be difficult to take a step back and ask: What’s the big picture here? What will matter once the dust
Different approaches, similar objectives. Mutually exclusive? Or is the whole greater than the sum of its parts? Jim Warner looks at the future of senior living in a thought-provoking white paper. Aging Trends According to the American Seniors Housing Association (ASHA), roughly three million seniors housing units will be needed by the year 2040.
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H.L. Turner Group affiliate Turner Building Science & Design’s (TBS) Steve Caulfield, PE, spoke with the Concord Monitor’s Granite Geek David Brooks, to explore approaches to protect against COVID. With a growing need to improve indoor air quality for businesses across the nation due to the COVID-19 virus, Caulfield, a Certified Industrial Hygienist with
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(Londonderry, NH) North Branch Construction, one of the largest multi-unit housing builders in New Hampshire, has completed construction of three multi-unit apartment buildings at the Wallace Farm Apartment Homes community on Bridle Path Lane in Londonderry, NH. The project, Wallace Farm Phase 2, was a $13.2 million project comprised of the construction of three 24-unit
For the month of February, the Maine Indoor Air Quality Council will be is presenting its popular residential construction training series on Building & Renovating a Healthy, Energy-Efficient Home. These programs teach construction practices that optimize energy efficiency measures as well as minimize the risk of moisture and indoor air quality problems in new and existing
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(Concord, NH) Nobis Group, an employee-owned consulting firm providing engineering and environmental solutions to private and public sector clients throughout New England and the Northeast, is pleased to announce Tom Barrasso has joined the firm as Project Development Manager. In this position, Barrasso will play a key role to support Nobis Group’s ongoing business growth
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The Housing Appeals Board established by the New Hampshire legislature during the 2020 session has launched a website to aid in the filing of Planning and Zoning appeals in accordance with its statutory authorization NH RSA 679. Visit http://hab.nh.gov to access the website. The Board’s offices are located in Johnson Hall Suite 201, at the
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