Engineers | Planners | Building Enclosure Specialists
Gale Associates, Inc. is a consulting engineering firm of building enclosure specialists, engineers, architects and planners.
We specialize in the repair, renovation and adaptive reuse of existing buildings, sites and infrastructures.
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The Zweig Group has chosen Gale as one of the “Best Firms to Work For” for the 8th year in a row!
Gale is Hiring
Gale Associates has been named “Best Firms to Work For” seven 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
Join Us at the 2021 SRAPPA Conference
We are looking forward to participating in the SRAPPA Annual Conference, October 9th - 12th in Mobile, AL. We are honored to be included in the educational program. Tony Robinson, RRC, BECxP, LEED®AP will be presenting "Building Investigation for Watertightness,...
Congratulating Gale’s Newly Registered Staff
We are pleased to recognize the recently registered members of the Gale Team: Sherre L. Bartlett, Assoc. AIA, CDT successfully completed all six of her Architect Registration Exams and was approved for Certification in the state of Maryland as a Registered...
From Our Blog
The Benefits of Drones for Airport Engineering and Planning
In recent years, drones have become commonplace in many industries as a valuable multi-faceted tool to increase efficiency and add new capabilities. Engineering and planning for airports create a unique environment for drones. The following are a few examples...
In-Place Stabilization of Historic Masonry Assemblies
Masonry walls, especially those that contribute to historic building enclosures and structural systems, often require stabilization as part of a rehabilitation project. For historic buildings, the desire to retain and preserve the existing building fabric with minimal...
