This project included the design of a 3,210 square foot, concrete block and stucco US Border Control and Customs building with standing seam metal roof on pre-engineered wood trusses. This new building’s design was intended to complement the existing Administration Building adjacent to this project. Hoyle Tanner developed the conceptual and preliminary design of the facility and followed through to the completed construction. We coordinated geotechnical testing and survey at the onset of the project and coordinated the design efforts between the Airport, Martin County, the US Customs and Border Patrol and the architect. Associated site work included the addition of two handicap and 14 general parking spaces, along with associated sidewalks and landscape.
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Meet Sarah Foy – Environmental Engineer & Wastewater Systems Advocate What drew you to Hoyle Tanner? The people! I worked in Matt Scarborough’s research lab in undergrad and heard...
Tyler Heinrich has achieved a major professional milestone by earning his Licensed Land Surveyor (LLS) credential. His accomplishment highlights years of dedication, expertise, and a passion for delivering high-quality surveying services to clients and communities across the region.
Anyone who flies with any regularity has felt it: long lines, confusing circulation through a terminal, or flights delayed not because of weather, but because of airfield capacity issues....
Hoyle Tanner is excited to welcome Evan Raymond, PE, to our Ground Transportation Division as a Senior Transportation Engineer. Based in our Yarmouth, Maine office, Evan brings nearly a decade of experience delivering roadway and multimodal transportation projects across northern New England.
We are pleased to recognize our employees celebrating work anniversaries this month. Collectively, these individuals have contributed 109 years of service to Hoyle Tanner, demonstrating the dedication and commitment that drive our continued success. We thank them for their valuable contributions and congratulate them on their anniversaries!
Joshua Sklarsky joins Hoyle Tanner as the firm’s first Chief Technology Officer, bringing over 15 years of experience in technology leadership and innovation. Known for translating complex ideas into practical strategies, he will help drive digital transformation and strengthen the firm’s technology initiatives. His leadership comes at an exciting time of growth and investment in advanced technologies.
Drought is often understood as a period with too little rain, but its impacts extend far beyond dry landscapes. Drought status influences drinking water supplies, groundwater availability, infrastructure performance,...
Hoyle Tanner’s Maplewood Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation Project in Portsmouth, NH earned a Silver Engineering Excellence Award for its innovative approach to restoring and preserving the historic 1896 bridge.
