PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Nominations are currently being sought for Plan NH’s 2023 Merit Awards of Excellence. The Merit Awards program is designed to “recognize and showcase outstanding projects that demonstrate how the built environment can make a positive contribution to people and places and reflect the mission and values of Plan NH.” All nominations are …
Nominations sought for Annual Plan NH Merit Awards of Excellence Read More »
Nominations are currently being sought for the twenty-seventh annual New Hampshire Construction Industry Ethics Award. The award is presented to “the individual, business or organization that, through words and deeds, best demonstrates a commitment to upholding the highest ethical standards in construction.” The award carries with it a handsome plaque and $1,000 cash contribution to …
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Join us for a walking tour of downtown Bristol! The Town of Bristol embarked on a commited revitalization journey in 2008 when they completed their first community design charrette with Plan NH. Motivated by the success of the process and resulting recommendations, Bristol partnered with Plan NH again in 2018 for a second charrette. …
It Started with a Charrette: The Story of Bristol Reborn Read More »
The Merit Awards Selection Committee is now accepting nominations for 2022 Merit Awards! The Plan NH Merit Awards recognize and showcase outstanding projects that demonstrate how the built environment can make a positive contribution to people and places, and reflect the mission and values of Plan NH. All nominations are reviewed by a jury of …
(Portsmouth, NH) THE PLAN NH Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of Executive Director, Tiffany Tononi McNamara. Tiffany is a graduate of University of Detroit Mercy with a Masters of Community Development. “I’m excited to be a part of the next chapter of Plan NH’s vision,” said McNamara, “and can’t wait …
In this report, JSA principal Todd Hanson, FAIA explains why communities benefit from diversity, including people with disabilities. 26% of us live with disabilities. Do you? Let’s start with the numbers. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 26 percent of us live with one or more disabilities, the most common being mobility impairments. Nearly …
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