After his graduation with a degree in architecture from New York Institute of Technology in 1978, Roger Smith accepted a full-time position at BBS, where he had worked part-time as a college student, and stayed for a year. He left to take a position in the design and building industry, where he gained more knowledge […]
Center Moriches, NY – On June 23, 2018 a rededication Mass was held at the newly restored St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Center Moriches, New York.
The Southold School District brought students out, dressed in red and white to show their Settlers pride, at a ribbon cutting for the high school’s new track and athletic complex Tuesday morning. Student athletes and classmates broke in the track by taking a lap before superintendent David Gamberg and Board of Education president Paulette Ofrias […]
Albany, NY – BBS Architects & Engineers has been growing quickly since the Long Island firm opened an Albany office three months ago. Six employees were hired. Four to five more could be joining in the next three months. “I think a lot of firms expand hoping they have a job and then hire people,” said […]
BBS Welcomes Six New Partners to its Leadership Team! We are pleased to announce that Frederick W. Seeba, Lawrence Salvesen, Kevin J. Walsh, Kenneth G. Schupner, Joseph B. Rettig, and Gary W. Schiede have been named partners of the firm. “The new partners have led the firm’s design efforts for countless schools, universities, and other projects completed on […]
Designing the Built Environment to Bridge the History of the Past with the Promise of the Future by Fostering Connections Between Education, Sustainability and Community Designing or renovating a (K-12) school for an existing community can be as simple as taking the students’ needs into consideration and building a structure that reflects those needs. But […]
As in previous years, BBS has put two beach volleyball teams together for yet another summer season. The Vibin’ Volleys and Setting Ducks play every Tuesday night @ 6:00 p.m. from late May to mid September, rain or shine, at Cedar Beach in Babylon, off Ocean Parkway. Both teams need your moral support!!!
Hempstead, NY – A budget proposition to authorize a $46.8-million bond issue to demolish and replace the long-closed Marguerite G. Rhodes School passed, 623-245.
Port Jefferson Station, NY – A budget proposition to authorize a $32-million bond proposal for upgrades in all school buildings in the Comsewogue Central School District passed decisively, 768-315.
The Town of Babylon is about halfway through a roughly $10.5 million renovation of its Town Hall Annex meant to modernize the aging, heavily trafficked building. Contractors finished work on the facility’s east wing in December, according to Deputy Supervisor Tony Martinez, who said town officials are now preparing to seek bids for construction on […]
