BETA Expands into Western MA
April 30, 2015
Chicopee Welcomes BETA in New Office Space Chicopee, MA – April 27, 2015 BETA Group, Inc., an Engineering and Landscape Architecture firm headquartered in Rhode…
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Repairs underway at downtown parking deck; August completion date targeted
April 28, 2015
BETA has been working with the City of Taunton on repairs to the downtown parking deck. Below is an article originally posted on The Taunton…
Preserving a Place in History
April 17, 2015
New England is a region steeped in the remarkable history of this country. BETA is fortunate to have significant experience helping our clients restore historical…
BETA’s Traffic Study Determines the Impact of Development in Franklin
March 26, 2015
BETA recently worked on an independent traffic study to analyze the effect of development in the Town of Franklin. The following is an article which…
Boston & BETA Unveil Protected Bike Lane Plan
March 25, 2015
BETA received praise for an innovative design which will install protected bike lanes on Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. The following is an article which was…
BETA Assists with Grant Funding for Plymouth, MA Project
March 23, 2015
BETA has been hired to develop plans and designs for the Water Street Promenade in Plymouth, Massachusetts. BETA is focusing on improving pedestrian connections between…
Announcing our New Hampshire Office
January 26, 2015
BETA is pleased to announce our newest office has opened in Manchester, New Hampshire. This expansion comes on the heels of another year of great…
Final Building Under Renovation at “The Foundry” in Providence
November 24, 2014
Providence’s past, is paving way for its future. Construction continues at the Sharpe Building, at The Foundry, Downtown.The old mill building is being converted into…
Mago Point: A Diamond in the Rough
November 23, 2014
In Waterford, CT, Planning and Zoning is poised to take the initial steps of redeveloping Mago Point, a piece of shorefront land that juts into…
Using GPR to Dig Up the Past
November 11, 2014
A Landscape Architect, an Engineer, and an Archaeologist walk into a cemetery. No, this isn’t the beginning of a joke. It’s actually the beginning of…