Erik Johnson

JohnsonErik Johnson, P.E., joined the mechanical engineering group at Kingscott Associates, aMichiganbased firm. Johnson has six years of mechanical design experience. He is currently working with Bridgman Public Schools and DeWitt Public Schools in Michigan.

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Daniel J. Cinelli

Cinelli1Daniel J. Cinelli, FAIA, was selected by the board of directors of Perkins Eastman to lead the firm’s Arlington, Va., office as managing principal. Cinelli joined the firm in June 2002 to open its Chicago office.

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Flooring

The Mohawk Group introduces its new generation of 100 percent non-PVC thermoplastic contract modular carpeting. The patent-pending Encycle modular carpet backing system is designed with three thermoplastic layers and zero water-based components, enabling it to be completely recycled back into new Encycle backing through thermal re-activation without separating face fibers from backing layers.

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Tintable Glass

Sage Electrochromics Inc. manufactures electronically tintable glass products designed help reduce energy bills by controlling solar heat gain and increase worker productivity by allowing additional daylighting, minimizing glare, and enhancing occupant comfort. The company’s products have been integrated into a variety of buildings, including commercial facilities and schools.

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Carbon-Neutral Carpeting

The Ghost Artist carpet line from Milliken draws inspirations from architectural designs that use grid overlays, curvilinear components and geometry to create striking changes to boxy profiles. The carbon-neutral product comes with an optional bio-based backing and adhesive-free installation to prevent off-gassing. It also meets several environmental certification standards.

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Sunshades

Wausau Window and Wall Systems manufacturers Clear Story sunshades and interior light shelves. The company’s sunshades intercept unwanted solar heat gain before it can impact a building’s HVAC systems. They can also economize natural light by redirecting it inside the building. Products may be specified with high-recycled content.

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Voters will decide on new middle school

SHREWSBURY – Voters will decide whether to approve a $47.3 million bond issue for a new Sherwood Middle School building at tonight’s special town meeting. Selectmen last night approved all three warrant articles – two of which deal with the middle school building project. A third warrant article seeks authorization to lease space at police headquarters at 106 Maple Ave for the construction of a …

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