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06/14/2026

Today, we celebrate Flag Day and the symbol that has represented our nation since June 14, 1777, when the Continental Congress adopted the first official American flag.

The American flag stands for unity, freedom, and the shared values that connect communities across the country. As we honor the Stars and Stripes, we also recognize the individuals who have served and sacrificed to protect the ideals it represents.

Happy Flag Day from all of us at NUTEC.

06/08/2026

We're excited to welcome Michael Cutson to NUTEC as our newest Construction Project Manager.

Mike brings seven years of experience managing commercial and residential construction projects, including both new construction and renovations. His background includes project management, estimating, budget oversight, subcontractor coordination, and delivering successful projects from start to finish.

Outside of work, Mike is a proud dad to twin boys and enjoys woodworking, furniture making, fossil hunting, and cheering on the Baltimore Ravens.

Please join us in welcoming Mike to the NUTEC team!

06/01/2026

We're excited to welcome Yousef Hamed to NUTEC as a Construction Manager.

Yousef brings experience in business management and construction operations, supporting projects through procurement, mobilization, site coordination, subcontractor management, and project closeout. His diverse background and leadership experience make him a valuable addition to our team.

Outside of work, Yousef enjoys traveling, fishing, hunting, spending time with family and friends, and is always looking for the next adventure.

Please join us in welcoming Yousef to the NUTEC team!

05/27/2026

Accessibility isn't just about meeting requirements, it's about creating spaces where everyone feels welcome, supported, and empowered.

In recognition of Week 4 of Building Safety Month, Communities Without Limits, Architectural Department Manager, Lauren Fowble, explores why accessibility should be a priority in every project. From enhancing independence to improving everyday experiences, thoughtful design has the power to make our communities safer and more inclusive for all.

Read the full blog and join us in celebrating the power of accessible design.

https://www.teamnutec.com/sometimes-is-enough-why-accessibility-matters/

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness will never be forgotten. We are grateful for the freedoms they fought to protect.

05/18/2026

Storms, emergencies, and unexpected events can happen at any time. Preparation is what makes communities resilient.

This week's Building Safety Month theme, Prepared to Protect, highlights the importance of smart design, strong codes and community preparedness in protecting the places where we live, work, and gather.

From thoughtful site design to disaster-ready infrastructure, the built environment plays a critical role in keeping communities safe before, during. and after disaster strikes. At NUTEC, we're proud to help create spaces designed not only to perform, but to protect.

05/14/2026

Architecture school may be over, but the journey to licensure is just beginning.

From completing AXP hours to tackling the ARE, becoming a licensed architect is a process built on experience, persistence, and growth. In our latest blog, Architectural Designer Grace Feeser shares an inside look at what the path to licensure really looks like after graduation including the challenges, the lessons learned, and why it’s worth the effort.

Whether you’re a recent graduate, currently in school, or already working through the process yourself, this blog is a reminder that progress doesn’t have to happen all at once. One step at a time still moves you forward.

Read the full blog at the link below.
https://www.teamnutec.com/the-journey-doesnt-end-at-graduation-what-to-expect-on-the-road-to-licensure/

Click HERE to read our full article on “The Journey Doesn’t End at Graduation – What to expect on the road to licensure.”

05/11/2026

Week Two of Building Safety Month highlights the theme, “Voices of the Built Environment,” recognizing the professionals who help keep our communities safe every day. From code reviewers and building inspectors to fire marshals and design professionals, these individuals play a critical role in protecting public health, safety, and welfare through every stage of a project.

Ever wonder what actually happens during a code review? We broke down some of the key items reviewers look for when evaluating plans for compliance, safety, accessibility, coordination, and overall functionality.

Navigating the permitting and review process can feel overwhelming, but having the right team makes all the difference. If you need guidance as you move through plan review and approvals, the NUTEC team is here to help.

Visit the link below for more information and resources from the International Code Council.

https://www.iccsafe.org/advocacy/building-safety-month/bsm-week-2/

05/07/2026

Safe homes build strong communities and it starts with the little things.

In recognition of the Week 1 theme of Building Safety Month, "Safe Homes, Strong Communities," here's a quick five minute safety check you can do today:
Are your smoke detectors working?
Do you have a clear path of egress throughout your home?
Are your handrails and stairs secure?
Are your fire extinguishers accessible?

Visit the link below for more safety tips and resources from the International Code Council.

https://www.iccsafe.org/advocacy/building-safety-month/bsm-week-1/

05/04/2026

Building Safety Month and Construction Safety Week are here. It's a time to recognize the importance of safety in every detail of what we do. From design to construction, safety is more than a requirement, it’s a responsibility we carry on every project, every day.

Because the most important thing we build is a safe environment for everyone.

Follow along with us this May as we share some of what makes Building Safety Month and Construction Safety Week so important.