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- January 2006
January 2006 - Modern Steel Construction
Magazine invites Jenkins & Charland to write an article on
the Unique Steel Design for the Sarasota Herald-Tribune Headquarters
& SNN 6 Television Studio Building
The article, written by Jay Dimercurio, P.E., Manager of Engineering
for the Sarasota office of Jenkins & Charland, will appear
in the January 2006 issue of Modern Steel Construction. The New
York Times Inc. decided to build a new headquarters building for
their subsidiary, Sarasota Herald-Tribune and SNN 6 Television.
They chose Miami-based Arquitectonica, a design architect known
for their unique, modern buildings. Arquitectonica designed a
signature building that reflects the style of the celebrated mid-century
architects of Sarasota but one that is thoroughly up to the minute
in technology and construction. Jenkins & Charland, Structural
Engineers on the project, suggested steel to facilitate construction,
expedite the schedule and achieve the elegant aesthetic the architect
envisioned.
- July 2005
J&C to design a new corporate headquarters
for Wachovia Bank in Charlotte, NC
This is a 42-story building with 4 story below ground for parking,
surrounded by 12 inch thick concrete foundation wall and four
"large footprint" levels above grade for parking.
- July 1, 2005
Merger of Goodman Engineering.
Goodman Engineering has merged with Jenkins and Charland as of
As of July 1, 2005. Goodman Engineering has provided structural
conception, analysis, design and working drawings for Architects
and builders since 1979. The Goodman Engineering office will become
the J&C Atlanta office.
Their past projects includes office buildings, banks, shopping
centers, retail centers, churches, cultural centers, museums,
visitor centers, multi-family housing, dormitories, fraternity
or sorority buildings, restaurants, cafeterias, dining halls,
elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, gymnasiums,
classroom buildings, administration buildings, courthouses,
prison cell buildings, jail or detention facilities, post offices,
package sorting facilities, warehouses, distribution centers,
freezer storage and cold temperature processing facilities,
airport terminals, bus terminals, libraries, hospitals, medical
clinics, aircraft hangers, agricultural buildings, maintenance
facilities, manufacturing facilities, heavy and light industrial
buildings and fabrication facilities, chemical and bulk processing
plants, and renovations and additions of many types
- April 20, 2005
David O. Charland, P.E. has been appointed
by Florida Governor Jeb Bush to the Florida Board of Professional
Engineers.
The Board is comprised of nine members - seven are Professional
Engineers and two are lay persons who are not and have never been
engineers or members of any closely related profession or occupation.
All members are appointed by the Governor, and each serves a four-year
term.
The Florida Board of Professional Engineers is responsible
for reviewing applications, administering examinations, licensing
qualified applicants, and regulating the practice of engineering
throughout the state.
- February, 2005
Fort Lauderdale Office shifted to new facility
After 20 years at the same location, the Fort Lauderdale office
has relocated to its new facility just around the corner at 3590
N.W. 56th Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309. The phone numbers
have remained the same - office (954) 484-7777; fax (954) 484-783
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