Coronavirus Update/ Returning to the Office: AEI now IMEG is in the process of preparing our office for staff to return on a modified schedule, providing the City of Boston re-opening guidelines continue to move forward. During quarantine, AEI now IMEG's staff have successfully worked remotely. Every staff member is equipped with the same equipment at home as they have in the office to ensure efficiency and seamless transitions between workstations. We will continue to work remotely and will provide a formal reopening date when it's available. At this time, only staff will be allowed in our space. Our contact information and policies on in person meetings and site visits remain the same as they have since early March. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions.
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Boathouse at Canal Dock Park, New Haven, Conn.
With the demolition of the historic Yale Adee Boathouse across New Haven Harbor from Canal Dock for I-95 improvements, the new Canal Dock boathouse integrates modern design elements and functionality within the historic context of its setting. AEI has been involved with this project since its commencement, providing MEP/FP design to demolition and rebuilding activities of the boathouse and harbor point, known as Canal Dock. Additionally, AEI designed the lighting for the waterfront promenade, boat storage, transient slips, and community recreational space. Built upon concrete slab-on-piers cantilevered over the water, the 32,000 SF boathouse is a two-story modern glass building featuring rowing machines, on-water community rowing, kayaking, sailing, interior and exterior museum exhibits, and event spaces all protected by break-away wall units designed to absorb the impact of Hurricane-Sandy-strength storm impacts. The Boathouse at Canal Dock serves to reconnect the community to its shore and encourages public-access to the harbor, the use of recreational watercraft, and opportunities for environmental, cultural and historical programming.