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We are thrilled to share our contribution to a comprehensive study on mass timber construction in Minneapolis, Denver, and Atlanta. These white papers offer developers, architects, engineers, and planners valuable insights into mass timber construction. SAR+ Architects SCB Turner Construction Company

At LeMessurier, we’ve always had a passion for numbers. Last Friday, on Pi Day (March 14th), we toasted to the beauty of math, engineering, and of course… pie! Everyone brought in their favorite pie (yes, any pie you wanted) — from classic apple to creative, out-of-the-box options. It was a great way to honor the constant that drives so much of what we do with a delicious twist. #PiDay #StructuralEngineering #LeMessurier

Bunker Hill CC (BHCC) Career Poster Session brought together 190 students for engaging discussions on architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) career paths. Representing LeMessurier, Gercelino Ramos and Shokoufeh Zargar Shoushtari, Ph.D. showcased a poster introducing key concepts in structural engineering, sparking meaningful conversations about its real-world impact and opportunities. The event was expertly organized by Kelvin Wong, P.E. and the team at Haley & Aldrich, creating a valuable and enriching experience for all attendees. A special thank you to Bunker Hill Community College Internships and Career Development team for hosting us!

Today, on National Employee Appreciation Day, we take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to the talented individuals who make up our exceptional team at LeMessurier.   Thank you for your continuous contributions, professionalism, and unwavering dedication. Your work not only shapes the future of structural engineering and enclosure consulting but also strengthens our company's foundation.   We look forward to many more successes together. Here's to the incredible people who make it all possible!   #LeMessurier #NationalEmployeeAppreciationDay #Teamwork #EmployeeExcellence 

After an impressive 47 years of dedication, expertise, and innovation, Richard Henige retired at the end of 2024 from his role at LeMessurier.   Richard’s engineering journey began at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he earned his Master’s degree while studying under the renowned structural engineer Bill LeMessurier. After graduating in 1977, he joined LeMessurier's firm and quickly established himself as a leader in the design and engineering of steel structures. The following year, he was selected to join the LeMessurier team that conducted a confidential engineering review of the Citicorp Center in New York. His remarkable role in this project, at such a young age, not only showcased his exceptional abilities but also demonstrated the trust placed in him by the highest levels - laying the foundation for what would become a truly outstanding career.   Throughout his career, Richard has not only been a brilliant engineer but also a mentor, collaborator, and leader who has shaped the very fabric of the field. His deep understanding of structural design, commitment to excellence, and his relentless pursuit of high-quality solutions have left a lasting impact on every project he touched.   Richard’s work stands as a testament to the highest standards of craftsmanship and engineering integrity. He has been a pivotal force behind countless iconic structures and has influenced the careers of many who have had the privilege of working alongside him. His ability to approach challenges with clarity, creativity, and professionalism has earned him the respect of colleagues, clients, and peers alike.   Beyond his technical acumen, Richard has been a guiding light at LeMessurier, fostering an environment of learning, collaboration, and growth. His mentorship has been invaluable to many engineers, and his legacy will continue to inspire future generations in the profession.   Richard, your contributions to both LeMessurier and the broader engineering community will be felt for many years to come. Your leadership, dedication, and friendship will be greatly missed, but we all wish you nothing but happiness and fulfillment in this next chapter of your life.   Enjoy your well-deserved retirement!   #StructuralEngineering #Mentorship #EngineeringExcellence #Legacy #LeMessurier

At LeMessurier, we value both the technical skills that define our work and the opportunity to engage in creative, collaborative activities that bring our teams together. For National Engineers Week last week, we decided to take on a fun and unique challenge: building the strongest structure using only newspaper and duct tape - designed to hold the weight of several Concrete and Revit Manuals.   The results were impressive. Beyond the strong structures that emerged, the event highlighted the power of collaboration and innovative thinking that drives engineering excellence at LeMessurier. It was a reminder that engineering is not just about what we build, but how we approach every challenge, big or small.   #NationalEngineersWeek #LeMessurier #StructuralEngineering 

The Embodied Carbon series for structural engineers, hosted by SEAMASS next month, is a valuable opportunity to engage on this critical topic. We are thrilled to share that this series was directed by LeMessurier's Eric S. Johnson, P.E., and organized by Suzanne Robinson.

News & Ideas at LeMessurier.   From innovative structural and enclosure designs to key project milestones and industry insights, our refreshed website keeps you up to date with the latest from our team.   Dive into our latest news. https://lnkd.in/eAQm2WQM

Bold projects. Creative solutions. A commitment to sustainability.   Our new website demonstrates our dedication to excellence, offering a closer look at our innovative designs and the functional solutions we bring to every project.   Explore our latest projects. https://lnkd.in/euqi9B7x

It is with deep sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Bill Young, a valued and beloved member of the LeMessurier family for 50 years. Bill dedicated decades of service to our company, leaving a lasting impact on colleagues, clients, and the projects he helped deliver. Bill was more than just a team member—he was a mentor, a leader, and a friend. His commitment, wisdom, and kindness touched many, and we extend our heartfelt condolences to Bill’s family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him. We are proud to have worked alongside him. Bill's obituary can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eQweSsza