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 | | [Blue Max Materials, Inc.] | | Creating Heaven from Earth | | Blue Max seems unassuming and “earthy,” but a survey of the surrounds yields an impressive array of all materials earthen. The company got its start selling dirt, rocks and sand. It has morphed to provide materials, ideas and support for environmental projects and even large outdoor living spaces. |
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 | | [Optima Engineering, P.A.] | | Engineering Sustainability | | “We support the built environment industry by designing systems most people never see,” says Keith Pehl. “It’s not just about having these systems work; it’s also about designing an environmentally sustainable building. We call them high-performance buildings.” |
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 | | [Barry, Evans, Josephs & Snipes] | | Priorities Preserved | | “Attributes of the affluent marketplace require certain products or specialties that can’t be accessed through the routine insurance firm,” explains Clint Crocker, partner. “We can bring those clients something that’s not ‘off the shelf.’” |
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 | | [Myers & Chapman, Inc.] | | Building Better Relationships | | To make it through the tough times, Myers & Chapman refocused away from developer-driven work to a diverse portfolio—a wide variety of deliverables, from complete design-build projects to program management where they supplement the client’s staff. |
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