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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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
We Won! Gale Wins Two American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) Awards!
ASBA has again chosen two of Gale's projects to receive awards. Hull High School project will receive the Distinguished Single Field Award. Montgomery College Soccer Complex project will receive the Distinguished Single Field Award. Both projects are also in the...
Scott Smith Promoted to Director of Finance
Gale Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce that Scott R. Smith has been promoted to Director of Finance. Congratulations Scott! https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/potmsearch/detail/submission/6484992/Scott_Smith
From Our Blog
What Might Happen If the 2021 Polar Vortex Meets Your Building?
What is the Polar Vortex? What is a polar vortex? While it sounds a bit like a phenomenon from a science fiction movie (remember the 2004 film The Day after Tomorrow?), the term polar vortex has been around for over one hundred years. The following is a quick...
Pocket Wetlands
Most land development and site improvement projects require stormwater management systems. When an impervious area is added (parking lots, buildings, etc.), it alters the site’s natural drainage by increasing surface runoff and adding pollutants to the drainage...
