Since 1970, Pare Corporation has successfully completed more than 350 marine and waterfront-related engineering projects throughout the Northeast—along the East Coast from Maine to Virginia and inland as far as Michigan. These projects have ranged from facility inspection and evaluation programs to large planning and design efforts for multi-use port and terminal facilities. The firm’s extensive experience with coastal environmental regulations and permitting requirements enhances the probability of a project’s success.
In a region that thrives economically from coastline businesses and international trade, it’s imperative that resilient design measures be taken to better ensure continuity of waterfront facilities during and after severe storm events and in preparation for rising sea levels. Pare’s team of experienced waterfront engineers understand the effects that storms and climate change can have upon our buildings, infrastructure, and economy, and we facilitate resiliency discussions in the initial stages of a project.
Pare’s entire Waterfront team has achieved WEDG® (Waterfront Edge Design Guidelines) certification. Similar to a LEED certification, WEDG is a science-based voluntary rating system developed by the Waterfront Alliance. The WEDG program sets consistent standards and encourages projects that exceed expectations in the waterfront sector. This certification signifies our commitment to building, transforming, revitalizing, and safeguarding waterfronts with an emphasis on resilience, ecology, and accessibility.
