Additions, Alterations & Repairs (Oh My!)

by Liv Struth | Sep 17, 2026

Classification of Work within the International Existing Building Code (IEBC) might sound like a boring task, though understanding the nuances of how a project is classified changes which chapter of the IEBC applies, which could drastically affect scope and cost of a...

What to Expect When You’re Expecting to Reroof By Adam Blanchard, P.E. & Stephen Holland, P.E.

by Liv Struth | Sep 10, 2026

Most projects start with an innocuous need – someone reports a leak coming from the roof during a rainstorm, or the ice buildup starts to melt in the spring and there is water seeping down someone’s office wall. No problem, we’ll just replace the roof and everything...

Leaning on the Future: My Inside Look at Repositioning One Post Office Square By: Emily Jacobsen, PE

by Liv Struth | Aug 7, 2026

One Post Office Square is an iconic 41-story high-rise in the heart of Boston’s Financial District. The mixed-use building recently underwent a massive structural and architectural modernization led by Gensler. Some of the larger-scale structural interventions...

Preserving a Coastal Landmark: How We Protected Bar Harbor’s Historic Fabric By Tim Dean, PE

by Grady | Aug 7, 2026

Bar Harbor, Maine is known for its breathtaking coastal views, but those same stunning vistas bring a challenging climate. For a historic building, the combination of wind, salt air, and freezing winters is a relentless assault. Since 2018, LeMessurier’s Enclosure...

Expert Q&A: Natasha Mundis on Revitalizing Existing Structures and Advancing the AEC Industry Through PWC Boston

by Liv Struth | Aug 6, 2026

Shaping the built environment requires both technical innovation and a strong, diverse community. Natasha Mundis, P.E., a Structural Consultant at LeMessurier, embodies this dual focus. Having joined the firm as an intern in 2020 while completing her B.S. and M.S. in...