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NFTA Receives $366,000 in State Funding for Improvements to Freedom Wall
Monday, May 10, 2021
Watts is honored to be a part of this project, working towards revitalizing the African American Heritage Corridor.
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Savarino Seeks City Approvals for Richardson-Olmsted Project
Friday, April 2, 2021
Watts has been working at the Richardson-Olmsted site for years and continues to be involved through it's many phases.
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Oldest Known Downtown Office Building to Become New Covid-19 Response Hub
Monday, September 7, 2020
Oldest Known Downtown Office Building to Become New Covid-19 Response Hub
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Griswold Street Bridge Over Tributary to Mud Creek—Town of Royalton, Niagara County, NY
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Watts Architecture & Engineering was highlighted in the Spetember 2020 statewide newsletter for the PCANY, Precast Concrete Association of New York.
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New Tables and Benches Designed by Watts – Constructed by Students!
Friday, August 31, 2018
Watts designed exterior tables and benches for the Northland Workforce Training Center & Gigi’s Restaurant. Students from Burgard and McKinley High Schools in Buffalo constructed them as part of their summer curriculum!
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AUGUST ORGANIZATIONAL UPDATES
Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Watts announces recent promotions to Rick Pettis, PE; Marie Carone, AIA; Joe Hallmark, Brad Sendlak and Jason Mock.
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NYSTA NY Division Flooding Mitigation is Award Winner
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Watts received a 2017 ACEC Platinum Award for Engineering Excellence at the Engineering Excellence Awards Gala in NYC on April 1st for “Riders Thru the Storm” entry.
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Volunteer with NYSDEC’s WAVE Program
Friday, April 28, 2017
Virginia Ursitti, Watts’ Senior Environmental Scientist, volunteers with the NYSDEC WAVE Program which is an important part of the effort to assess the health of our streams in New York State. Learn a bit about the program and how YOU can help.
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Making Sense of a Large Data Set: The Everyday Benefits of GIS on Project Data Sets by Justin Kellogg
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Traditional noise study methods using 3-ring binders, notes on paper maps, and spreadsheets can be onerous with large data sets. For years now, our clients have appreciated Watts’ GIS capabilities and the increased efficiency and versatility that we provide.
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Project Rainfall
Thursday, February 23, 2017
Aquaponics farm and farmer’s market proposed as adaptive reuse at 537 East Delavan Avenue as part of the Northland Corridor redevelopment project.
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