Hartford Business Journal

www.HartfordBusiness.com • September 16, 2019 • Hartford Business Journal 7 860.871.1111 Toll Free: 800.741.6367 nemsi.com License #'s: E1-104939 • S1-302974 • P1-203519 • F1-10498 • SM1-192 • MC-1134 MECHANICAL • ELECTRICAL • PLUMBING • SHEET METAL • BUILDING AUTOMATION • FACILITIES SERVICES FACILITY SOLUTIONS…ONE SOURCE The company that builds and installs the critical systems in virtually every type of facility is the same company you can rely on to maintain them. For over 50 years, our clients have trusted us to deliver end-to-end facilities solutions, so they can focus on their core business. We design, install, maintain, and protect systems in: Industrial Facilities Manufacturing Facilities Commercial Facilities Higher Education Facilities Healthcare Facilities Pharmaceutical Facilities DevOps Engineer (Farmington, CT): Work with the DevOps team to provide Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) & metrics. 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The street-level theater lobby has a more expansive feel and is slightly larger with an extended glassed-in entrance and newly vaulted ceilings. Design consultants for the project in- cluded Fisher Dachs, SLAM Collabora- tive, Miceli Productions and STV DPM. "We want the theater's street-level lob- by space more open and communal," says Ruggiero. "Upstairs and downstairs are going to be very cool and unexpected." There will also be two entryways to the staircase that takes patrons down to the theater's basement level. There is also a new elevator in the theater's lobby area, which will now bring pa- trons down to the back of the basement theater, freeing the old elevator area to be converted for actors' use. The actors will have new dressing rooms with their own bathrooms for the first time. There will also be new bathrooms for patrons, as well as a new cafe space. "Downstairs we're preserving everything people loved about the theater," says Ruggiero, "but it's going to be better." The basement level was completely gutted and the theater's new seats will be wider with lumbar support. Artistically, there's a lot of changes, too. The stage manager/sound/lighting booth is now at the back of the house, just above the audience. The ceiling is also slightly higher and the columns slightly thinned. There are also entirely new electric and HVAC systems as well as more backstage space. The stage itself will be more of a flexible and wider "black-box" space, allowing for a greater range of show configurations. "Because of the upgrade we will be able to function better," says Ruggiero, "which means we can even be more adventurous in what we're producing. I hope it will elevate our already evolv- ing national reputation." New branding and slight changes in the logo and signage are also in the works. The production house will now call itself "TheaterWorks Hartford," to differentiate itself from others that have a "Theaterworks" name — "as well as to celebrate Hartford," says Ruggiero. The new renovation will be formally revealed in October with the 2019-20 season opener of the recent Broadway drama, "American Son." These two renderings show the remodeled TheaterWorks lobby. The rendering on the right shows the street view of the lobby area. RENDERINGS | CONTRIBUTED CGI Technologies & Solutions Inc. seeks Vice President, Consulting Services in Bloomfield, CT to develop strong relationships w/ healthcare clients requiring IT services w/ view to bring clients add'l CGI services to help them achieve their goals. Job req Bach deg or equiv in Comp Sci, Eng'g, IT or rel field & 8 yrs of IT exp, w/ 5 yrs managing or leading delivery of consulting services. 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