Since 1986, these historic and repurposed mill buildings have been home to Fuss & O’Neill’s corporate headquarters, which was originally the site of the Cheney Brothers Silk Manufacturing Company, for whom our founder originally worked.

The largest of our offices, these two buildings support employees that provide our full suite of multidisciplinary services, our corporate services departments, and our executive team. Our corporate headquarters, with its full staff of wide-ranging technical experts working together on solutions to our government agency, industrial, utility, developer, architectural, private, and municipal clients’ needs, sets the foundation for the principle of collaboration that permeates throughout our network of offices.

It is our collaboration, across fields, services, and experts, that truly sets us apart. Teamwork is fostered and encouraged, both internally and externally, as it best serves our clients’ goals by bringing them complete solutions and empowers our staff to flourish.

Our corporate headquarters supports our goal of using renewable energy through rooftop solar and renewable energy certificates (RECs) for all purchased electricity and partakes in food waste composting.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

Visitors can park in the visitor spots located near the front entrance of the building.

Building Access

Once inside the front door vestibule, find your contact on the employee directory (posted on the door to the right) and call them directly to let them know you have arrived.

Our modern downtown Boston office provides a strategic location to promptly serve our Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island clients.

Our Boston engineers and planners work with municipalities, state agencies, education providers, developers, and architects to design resilient solutions, implement energy-efficient building systems, and create long-lasting infrastructure improvements.

Located near Boston’s historic harbor and greenway, the bustling metropolis and company growth in the region combine to make this one of our firm’s fastest growing locations. The Boston office participates in food waste composting, is easily accessible via public transport, and all electricity is purchased through the Boston Community Choice Electricity Program Green 100, which uses 100% renewable energy certificates.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

There is no office parking lot. Visitors can park on the street (two-hour limit) or use a nearby public lot. The SP+ Parking garage (5 Broad Street) is a four-minute walk to the office.

Building Access

Visitors must use the call box to obtain entrance to the building. Press 3 to scroll to Fuss & O’Neill, and press # to initiate the call.

Situated near the Kennebunk Historic District, this office is home to a team that works with developers, architects, private companies, and municipalities to execute projects that create economic opportunities, improve resilience, and transform spaces to actualize potential.

These civil and environmental engineers work with private clients and public entities on site planning, solar arrays, major site developments/expansions, and water resources projects in Maine and throughout our North Region. Working throughout the region has given these professionals a deep understanding of both the land and the regulatory processes. Our experience and expertise help navigate complex permitting and site challenges, ensuing that our clients’ investments are respected and that designs are constructable.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

There is a parking lot for visitors behind the building.

Building Access

The entrance is on the back side of the building adjacent to the parking lot. Our office is through the vestibule and up a couple of steps to the left (an elevator is available).

Overlooking the Merrimack River, our Manchester, NH office is located in one of the most progressive and tech-advancing areas in New England, the Millyard. Being immersed in this progressive hub, our engineers and surveyors craft long-lasting, forward-thinking solutions in the areas of site development, municipal advancements, water resources, and infrastructure improvements.

This team has resided in this area and has been serving New Hampshire and northern New England for decades, so they have established relationships with regulators and deeply understand the landscape. They are trusted advisors for their clients, and routinely partner with developers, government agencies, healthcare providers, construction companies, and architects to overcome site challenges; enable expansion, opportunity, and progress; protect natural resources; and create safe connections for multi-modal transportation.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

The parking lot is a shared space for building tenants and UNH students. Visitors can park in any unmarked spots. There is also an accessible and free parking deck at the level of Commercial Street that can be used if necessary. Visitors can park in any unmarked spot on the parking deck.

Building Access

Enter the building through the main entrance. Take the elevator and press the button “2R” up to the 2nd floor. The office door will be in front of you when the elevator opens. The office door will be locked. Ring the doorbell to the left of the door and someone will come to the door to greet you.

Situated in the heart of bustling downtown New Haven and in close proximity to public transport, our New Haven office team develops forward-thinking and long-lasting solutions for our shoreline clients and for our clients throughout New England.

A few steps away from the historic New Haven Green, these engineers, analysts, planners, landscape architects, and hydrologists are in the center of an ever-evolving region. This burgeoning area is home to major redevelopment, resilience, and transportation projects, and our multidisciplinary team supports all the services (including compliance, remediation, hazardous building materials, structural engineering, site/civil engineering, traffic/transportation, resilience, and landscape architecture/planning) to help this region keep flourishing.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

On-street metered parking is available outside of 59 Elm Street (free after 6 PM). There is also a small parking lot with limited spaces at 32 Elm Street, and our visitors will have their parking ticket validated at our front desk. (Please bring the parking ticket with you.)

Building Access

Enter the main entrance and proceed to elevators straight ahead. Take the elevator to the 5th floor. Our office is directly in front as you exit the elevator.

Located in the renovated American Locomotive Works complex, the technical professionals of our Providence office provide a wide range of services to support land development, brownfields remediation, building systems design, infrastructure modernizations, climate resilience, and water and natural resource protection restoration projects.

Being located in Providence for more than 25 years and working with local communities means that these industry specialists have extraordinary expertise and understanding of local design and permitting requirements. This experience helps our clients (developers, utility companies, municipalities, state agencies, etc.) navigate complex regulatory, environmental, permitting, and design challenges by providing innovative solutions and keeping schedules and budgets on track.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

Visitors can park anywhere in the lot in front of the building. There is also two-hour visitor’s parking in the driveway once you turn on Iron Horse Way.

Building Access

Enter the building through the door visible from the parking lot and take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Turn left out of the elevator and you will find Suite 204. Ring the bell to the right of the entry door and someone will come to the door to greet you.

Overlooking the Neponset River, this modern office is home to a sizable contingent of LSPs, environmental specialists, civil engineers, and traffic/transportation engineers. These technical professionals provide a wide range of services in the Metropolitan Boston area and throughout New England.

The Quincy office staff work frequently with architects, developers, municipalities, and private clients to clean and renovate older spaces, create new public facilities, and improve and maintain critical infrastructure. This is an ever-developing region, and our forward-thinking designers create solutions that solve immediate needs and keep the area progressing.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

There is a general parking lot on site for visitors.

Building Access

Enter the main entrance and take the elevator to the 5th floor.

Located in the Central Business District, a short walk from the historic Proctors Theatre, Fuss & O’Neill’s Schenectady office is home to creative design professionals who are shaping both the way projects are visualized and how these projects can increase resilience and add co-benefits.

Collaboration is key; our landscape architects, planners, and resilience experts spend a lot of time in the communities in which they work, listening to the issues from the people experiencing them and learning from, and designing to, these first-hand accounts.

With a focus on urban design, master planning, downtown/waterfront revitalization, park design, green infrastructure, and flood resilience/mitigation, these design professionals craft safe, inviting, and exquisite spaces for our New England and New York clients.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

On-street metered parking is available for visitors.

Building Access

The office entrance is located on the side of the building at the courtyard entrance. Fuss & O’Neill’s office is located on the second floor.

Located in the heart of downtown and in close proximity to public transit, our Springfield office fosters economic opportunity, community development, and natural resource restoration/preservation in Western Mass and throughout New England.

Our engineers, LSPs, landscape architects, climate resilience professionals, geomorphologists, and wetland scientists serve public and private clients, responding to the needs of today and solving the challenges of tomorrow. They work with utilities, education providers, municipalities, architects, developers, and state agencies to maintain the natural landscape of this region, while integrating modern solutions that keep residents, businesses, and industries safe, compliant, and moving forward.

Parking and Building Access

Parking

Parking is available in the Columbus Center Garage (99-1 Columbus Center, Springfield, MA),
located behind 1550 Main Street. A ticket will be issued upon arrival. Visitors will have their parking ticket validated at our front desk. (Please bring the parking ticket with you.)

Building Access

Please use the Main Street Entrance and check in at the security desk on the first floor. Our office suite is on the 4th floor across from the elevator.

The White River Junction office is one of our fastest growing offices, with services and staff expanding to meet the needs of our federal, state, municipal, K-12, higher education, non-profit, conservation group, and private clients throughout New England and New York.

The first of our two Vermont offices leads site development, environmental, transportation, and water and natural resources projects. Our forward-thinking experts listen to client’s needs, collaborate with one another to examine the project from all angles, and solve challenges holistically with modern designs that still preserve and protect the region’s natural beauty.