Engineers | Planners | Building Enclosure Specialists
Gale Associates, Inc. is a professional services consulting firm of building enclosure specialists, engineers, architects and planners.
We specialize in the repair, renovation and adaptive reuse of existing buildings, sites and infrastructures.
Read about our mission and vision.
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Gale Associates has been named “Best Firms to Work For” six years in a row!
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Educational Seminars
Our staff regularly presents to clients and peers at industry conferences throughout the U.S. Gale is a registered American Institute of Architects (AIA) Continuing Education Systems (CES) provider and a LEED Education Provider; therefore, we are able to give credits for our presentations.
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Technical Articles
Gale has provided a resource page with our most recent technical articles. Click here to view a list of articles to download.
News and Events
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Preparations
At Gale Associates, Inc., our priority is the health and safety of our clients, employees, families, and community. Gale has been closely monitoring the situation surrounding the coronavirus (COVID-19) and we have preparations in place to reduce the...
read moreAlternative Infills Presentation at MFAA
Gale is honored to be included in the educational lineup at the Massachusetts Facilities Administrators Association (MFAA) Fall Conference on October 16th in Danvers, MA. Members of our Athletic Facilities Planning and Design group will be presenting...
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The Building Blocks of Enclosure Evaluation
A major responsibility of building owners and building managers is to ensure that their buildings are as watertight, energy‐efficient, and safe as practical. This means investigating and evaluating the building enclosure (roof, walls, windows, waterproofing, and...
read moreRoof Management Plans
Facility managers are being required to manage more buildings with less staff and budget than ever before. With many buildings to oversee, and less personnel available to stay current, it has become critical to develop organized methods for tracking past, current, and...
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