Please Welcome The Fourth President of Bayer Becker Bayer Becker is proud to announce that after more than 29 years with the firm, Etta Reed will succeed Jay Bayer as the firm's President beginning January 1, 2024. She will lead the ownership team of eight principals and Jay will remain as a principal with the firm, transitioning to Director. ...
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Bayer Becker's civil engineers and land surveyors took the lead in the design and installation of the University of Dayton's Stuart Field, which includes 222,465 square feet of synthetic turf fields built to accommodate a variety of activities for students. Check out this fly over video that also showcases before pictures of the project.
Congratulations to Mark Menninger and Lucas Braun on passing their Principles and Practice of Engineering exam.
Both are now licensed Professional Civil Engineers in the State of Ohio. Way to go Mark & Lucas!
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Bayer Becker's experience with higher education multi-building design and renovation projects is on full display with Miami University's North Quad project. The project included upgrades to four residence halls, one dining hall, and related site infrastructure across approximately 10 acres on their Oxford campus. The renovations help to improve pedestrian and bicycle circulation and improve public safety by providing better access for fire and rescue teams. The design-build project was completed by the fall 2016 semester.
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Bayer Becker’s design for the $12 million chapel renovation on the University of Dayton’s campus includes the beautification of the surrounding courtyards as well as the design for University Circle that provides an improved drop off area for the chapel. Built in 1869, the chapel itself wasn’t set to reopen until 2015, however other portions of the project had to be completed during the summer, before students returned for classes in the fall.
