Architects and architecture students take part in the fourth-annual Bricklayer 100 competition by the Construction Specifications Institute Southwest Missouri Chapter. The rules: 45 minutes, 100 bricks, one wall. Nate Hay and Laura Daugherty took home the golden trowel from Butler, Rosenbury & Partners Inc. Money raised goes to the Bob Boehner Memorial Scholarship to help students earn construction degrees.
Photo provided by BUTLER ROSENBURY & PARTNERS
Architects and architecture students take part in the fourth-annual Bricklayer 100 competition by the Construction Specifications Institute Southwest Missouri Chapter. The rules: 45 minutes, 100 bricks, one wall. Nate Hay and Laura Daugherty took home the golden trowel from Butler, Rosenbury & Partners Inc. Money raised goes to the Bob Boehner Memorial Scholarship to help students earn construction degrees.
Photo provided by BUTLER ROSENBURY & PARTNERS
More than two dozen area construction and workforce development organizations partnered for the first ever Build My Future event April 12. Some 900 high school students from 10 counties got the chance to interact with 50 booths and experience the construction industry hands-on.
Photo provided by CHARLYCE RUTH
More than two dozen area construction and workforce development organizations partnered for the first ever Build My Future event April 12. Some 900 high school students from 10 counties got the chance to interact with 50 booths and experience the construction industry hands-on.
Photo provided by CHARLYCE RUTH
Barker-Phillips-Jackson Inc. President and CEO Tom Montileone, left, and his staff honor founder Paul Barker with a lifetime achievement award at the annual company meeting April 21 at Highland Springs Country Club. Barker and Milton Phillips started the insurance firm in 1960.
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.