Baker Ingram & Associates was requested to provide pro bono service for the Brandywine Red Clay Alliance barn. The rubble stone, rear wall of this historic barn was observed to be bulging. We reviewed the condition and concluded that water was infiltrating the wall and eroding the soft mortar causing the stones to shift and [...]
BI&A was privileged to be a sponsor for the AIA Chesapeake Bay Excellence in Design Awards Gala held Friday, November 10th.
Cherie Moore, P.E. was requested by Renee Cimo, a former BIA employee, now an adjunct professor, to give a lecture to the Introduction to Computer Aided Design (CAD) class, at Delaware Technical Community College, Terry Campus in Dover. Cherie utilized a power point presentation to explain the differences between CAD and Revit programs by featuring [...]
Jack Woods, P.E., Principal at Baker, Ingram & Associates and Affiliates Director for the AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter participated Saturday, October 21st in a workday to begin developing an updated Strategic Plan for the chapter.
A combined picnic of Baker, Ingram & Associates and their next door business neighbor the law office of Gonser and Gonser, P.A. was held on Friday, September 29, 2017. It was a relaxing way to meet all of the attorneys and support staff from their various offices. The affair was catered by Mission BBQ.
A new floating kayak dock and gangway on the Mispillion River, is located along the Riverwalk close to the heart of downtown. This prime location will give kayakers, canoers, and paddle boarders another entry and exit point on the river. The project cost approximately $100,000 with a grant of $72,000 from Senator Gary Simpson, a [...]
On Thursday, September 28th, Tom Woods, Frank Young, and Paynter Ingram participated in the Delaware Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors, at their yearly Sporting Clay Shoot held at Owens Station Sporting Cl
Baker, Ingram & Associates Principals Larry Baker, Jr., P.E. and Jack Wood, P.E. participated in Penn State University’s Architectural Engineering Career Fair in State College, PA. The career fair connected companies such as ours with the next generation of engineers. It was a fantastic opportunity to get to meet the students who are available for [...]
Penn State's new Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Building was topped off on 9/26/17 at 128’-0 tall - eight months after ground breaking.
Baker Ingram's Larry Baker shows COAA conference attendees the complex structural design of Penn State's Chemical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering building under construction.
