Brennan Consulting performs survey services for the new 350,960-square foot MBTA Quincy Bus Maintenance Facility. The new facility is designed to store and maintain up to 135 buses. Brennan started the project by performing an Existing Conditions with Boundary Survey utilizing Photogrammetry to tie into control…
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It's GREAT to be working with Turner Construction on the 325 Main St, Kendall Square, Cambridge project. pic.twitter.com/Rq1J2YsyZm
— Brennan Consulting (@BrennanConsults) June 19, 2019
Jay from @BrennanConsults is checking out the sights with East Coast Slurry on the #WinthropSquare project. #constructionlayout, #constructionsurvey, #Buildingboston
Jay from @BrennanConsults is checking out the sights with East Coast Slurry on the #WinthropSquare project. #constructionlayout, #constructionsurvey, #Buildingboston pic.twitter.com/qKluWmLSZU
— Brennan Consulting (@BrennanConsults) May 20, 2019
Things are moving along here at Forest Hills. It's great working with Dimeo Construction @DIMEOCONSTRUCT #constructionlayout ,#construction #commercialconstruction pic.twitter.com/YZ7zzHVcJ3
— Brennan Consulting (@BrennanConsults) January 9, 2019
We are going places at Brennan Consulting. Sunrise at Terminal C- Logan Airport. It's great working with @BONDBrothers pic.twitter.com/LclxlfXyeu
— Brennan Consulting (@BrennanConsults) January 4, 2019
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– Laureen Poulakis, Brennan Consulting
As we head into the lazy days of summer, real estate markets continue to shift in the Northeast and new trends are emerging as the economic rebound continues. Even though the bumpy ride of 2016 and 2017 endures, CBRE reports the New England real estate market is expected to perform well through 2018 and adapt to fluctuating financial conditions and increasing end-user demands. Deregulation promises growth while some remain skeptical of long term impacts.
The Federal Reserve Bank’s New England Public Policy Center reports 2018 increases in employment across New England with construction exceeding all other supersectors and outpacing the nation. Economic growth in New England is still restrained by political uncertainty at both the State and Federal levels, more so in CT and RI, with RI turning a corner in housing; recording some of the fastest price increases in the region. Surprisingly, NH remains the only state in New England with economic growth rates that exceed national trends.
The April issue of the New England Real Estate Journal (NEREJ) features Brennan Consulting principal Laureen Poulakis’ article on Laser Scanning Historic Assets. Check it out! https://t.co/p1lBe2uInB
— Brennan Consulting (@BrennanConsults) April 27, 2018
Brennan Consulting has had multiple crews for months working on site. Great Project!
Work has begun on the 21st floor of the 27-floor tower. We are getting more excited with every floor that is completed. #Wynn #WBH pic.twitter.com/P6KRbUcLjo
— Encore Boston Harbor (@EncoreResortBH) February 14, 2018
– Laureen Poulakis, Brennan Consulting
How do we speed up construction? Are there innovative tools to assist us with accuracy while maintaining integrity of the built environment? For years, contractors and design teams have sought ways to shorten timelines and increase precision.
As Boston’s market continues its pace, our team at Brennan Consulting is providing a unique delivery of civil and survey. We continue to look for ways to set us apart here in New England. Our long standing experience in laser scanning has brought an increase in demand for these services. Laser scanning, also known as high definition surveying (HDS), is a process of high-accuracy mapping that uses laser beams to capture complete 3-dimensional detail of the built environment. (READ MORE)