For over a century, we have guided municipalities, institutions, and real estate developers as they look to create resilient projects and sustainable communities across the Northeast. Our talented experts have extensive experience in both natural and engineered coastal and inland environments. Our approach uniquely qualifies us to find creative solutions which manage the adverse effects of severe storms and climate change, while improving long-term resiliency.
Design is only as good as its effectiveness in addressing our changing environment. We work to develop meaningful and sustainable solutions for resiliency, whether it’s leading the Northeast in the planning and assessment of hurricane barriers or implementing living shorelines to prevent erosion and adapt to rising sea levels.
Our resiliency services involve the ability to plan, prepare for, mitigate, and adapt to the changing environmental conditions.
Our sustainable design and development services consider the long-term social, economic, and environmental aspects of the project, as well as creating equitable, inclusive, and adaptive solutions that protect both our built and natural environments.
Through ecological restoration we promote the natural recovery of deteriorated, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems.
To help clients avoid and reduce the emission of greenhouse gases that can contribute to climate change, we provide:
To adapt to the inevitable effects of climate change, our services include:
To promote the natural recovery of deteriorated or damaged ecosystems, our services include:
To reduce the built environment’s impact on the environment, we provide:
Director, Resiliency & Sustainability
Wayne has over 35 years of experience providing environmental engineering services to manufacturing and commercial clients…
Principal Environmental Scientist
With almost two decades of experience, Amanda Houle has extensive expertise in wetland delineation, natural resource assessments, environmen…
Vice President
As a Vice President at Tighe & Bond, Brandee Nelson works with a team built to address clients' specific needs while engineering…
Vice President
Emily Scerbo is undeniably a Northeastern stormwater expert. She has worked with MA communities to implement EPA's MS4..…
Principal Landscape Architect
Robert Adams is a Principal Landscape Architect with almost three decades of professional experience that includes urban parks, plazas, and …
Principal Planner
Sharon Rooney specializes in land use and community planning, master plans and zoning strategies, and coastal resilience planning. Her plann…
Senior Environmental Scientist
Gabrielle Belfit has a strong background in regional and community water resource planning through her work at the Cape Cod Commission…
Project Manager
Sheldon Scott is a state licensed Professional Engineer in Connecticut with over 10 years of experience in HVAC, Energy Efficiency, and Proj…
Vice President, Real Estate Client Sector Leader
Joe Persechino is a Vice President and Client Sector Leader for Tighe & Bond's real estate development clients. Joe has over 15 years of…
Senior Project Manager
Kristopher (Kris) Houle is a Senior Project Manager at Tighe & Bond, responsible for leading a wide range of water resources and ecologi…
Building Services Business Line Leader
Jason Curtis is the Business Line Leader of our Building Services Business Line. Prior to his current role, he served as Senior Project Mana…
Chief Strategy Officer and Client Sector Director
Fran Hoey holds the role of Chief Strategy Officer / Client Sector Director at Tighe & Bond. Tasked with overseeing…
Once complete, the project will help restore fish passage, while also improving water quality and enhancing community resilience.
These grants will help municipalities and nonprofits address critical repairs and safely remove outdated structures.
Once complete, the study will provide a roadmap for environmentally impactful projects to preserve Mount Washington.
