White steps into leadership after the retirement of previous president, Michael Neary NEW YORK, NY (July 16, 2026) – Construction management firm Structure Tone announced that it has named Eugene P. White as President. As a...
Read MoreStructure Tone Boston won two project awards from the New England Chapter of CoreNet Global at the organization's 2026 Awards of Excellence. Each year, these awards recognize the outstanding corporate real estate achievements of Boston’s remarkable corporate real estate companies. The first award was the Best New Workplace...
Read MoreIn celebration of Zero Waste Week, join Jennifer Taranto, VP of Sustainability at STO Building Group, Michael Orbank, Sustainability Manager, Northeast Region at STO Building Group, and Andrea Love, Principal and Director of...
Read MoreLast year, Structure Tone Boston moved to a 11,100sf office on the second floor of 40 Broad Street, a location designed and built to promote employee health and wellness while complying with stringent VOC...
Read MoreThose who have proclaimed the death of the office should take a closer look at Boston. The Structure Tone Boston team is working with several clients to fit out new office space in some of the city’s most notable new...
Read MoreBy Michael Orbank, Sustainability Manager, Structure Tone In late 2021, Schrödinger, a company whose physics-based computational platform is transforming the way therapeutics and materials are discovered, retained the Structure Tone Boston team as a construction management partner to help build their...
Read MoreBoston’s Seaport area is one of the city’s latest up-and-coming neighborhoods, and companies have been jumping at the chance to secure a spot in one of the area’s many new office towers. One of those companies is MullenLowe, a well-established marketing...
Read MoreThe hotel industry has undoubtedly been through a tough year. But signs of life have definitely returned. For the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, one of those signals has been the nearly booked-solid use of their event spaces. Before the pandemic, the...
Read MorePre-pandemic, the life sciences sector was growing rapidly throughout the Northeast United States. Now, with all eyes on the industry developing and manufacturing the vaccine, five markets across the region—Boston-Cambridge, Washington DC, New...
Read MoreIt’s no secret that the greater Boston area—and Cambridge, in particular—is a national hot spot for life sciences firms. Has the pandemic affected that status? Are there other cities on Boston’s heels? Industry...
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