In January of 2019, Peter Cormier joined Cranshaw Construction as a Project Executive for the Assembly Row project. Peter will spend his time overseeing Block 5B, a 14-story 615,000 SF mixed use office and retail building, and Block 8, a 24-story 525,000 SF mixed use
Cranshaw is pleased to announce several organizational changes taking place in the next few months. Bob Lyons, Cranshaw’s President, will be retiring in early 2019. For several years, Bob has been helping to plan for the succession of leadership within Cranshaw which will soon transition
New England Real Estate Journal, May 6, 2018 According to Trinity Financial, Boston East, its new apartment community on the East Boston waterfront, is already 25% pre-leased as it celebrated its official April opening. Located directly on Boston Harbor and in close proximity to Downtown Boston and
In December of 2017, Mike Tor succeeded Frank Lucey as Vice President of Field Operations. Mike has been with Cranshaw since September of 1997, and has vast experience in the field on a wide variety of project and building types. Congratulations to Frank on his
Construction of the retail core/shells for TD Bank, Island Creek Oyster Bar and Pressed Café as well as 80,000 SF of new office space at Building 700 and significant infrastructure improvements, completed at the end of 2016.
Cal brings 5 years of construction experience and four years as an estimator to Cranshaw's Pre-Construction group. He is a graduate of Keene State College with a BS in Architecture and Wentworth Institute of Technology with a BS in Construction Management. Cal was most recently with Essex
Cranshaw Construction is pleased to announce several key leadership advancements. Bob Lyons has been promoted to President from his former position as Chief Operating Officer. Under Bob’s management, Cranshaw has become the seventh largest general contractor in the market (source: Boston Business Journal 9/26/14, 2014 Largest
Cranshaw was ranked the 7th largest contractor in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal in September of 2014. The list is based on 2013 dollar volume of work performed in state. Cranshaw moved up two spots on the list from #9 in 2013, growing from