Brault discussed the increased concentration on carbon neutrality and sustainability building trends that Consigli Construction Co., Inc. continues to see – particularly in the higher education market – as well as the growing utilization of pre-fabricated elements in projects.

“Incorporating pre-fabricated elements into the design and build process can be both more efficient and more effective, as it also reduces onsite labor needs, which supports lower costs, a higher quality product and ultimately a safer jobsite.”

The City Scoop brief also focused on ongoing work that the Consigli team has in the Mid-Atlantic region, as well as the markets Brault sees continued growth and opportunity.

“The market outlook in D.C. remains  strong with an influx of opportunities  in health care, education, hospitality, museums and cultural and government markets, including many large-scale, complex projects.”

To read more in ENR, click here.

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In its annual recognition of area young professionals making an impact on the DMV region, the Washington Business Journal selects 40 individuals who represent leading industries and are helping shape the Washington, D.C. community, economy and workforce. Honorees were selected by the Washington Business Journal from a pool of hundreds of highly accomplished business and nonprofit leaders who are under the age of 40 from around the region.

“Juliane’s passion, tenacity and enthusiasm for her work is unmatched, and this recognition by the Washington Business Journal is well-deserved,” said Matthew Consigli, President of Consigli Construction, Co. Inc. “She is an integral member of the Consigli team, who is always willing to go the extra mile, and we are grateful for the invaluable growth and development efforts she has helped lead throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.”

Medd joined Consigli in 2021 and has nearly two decades of experience in the Maryland, D.C. and Virginia markets. She currently leads Project Development for Consigli’s Mid-Atlantic office and has helped secure new work awarded to Consigli with high-profile clients in the federal government, higher education, hospitality, cultural institutions and more.

She is an active member of the DMV community and dedicates her time and resources to a number of charitable organizations, as well as to community engagement, and workforce and youth development efforts. Medd is on the Board of Directors for Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) DC, the Washington Building Congress, and previously served on Board of Directors for the DC Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) and the American Subcontractors Association (ASA).

To read Juliane’s honoree spotlight, click here.

To view the 2024 Washington Business Journal 40 Under 40 List, click here.

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The lower plaza level of the historic Meridian Hill Park, a National Park Service site in downtown Washington known locally as Malcolm X Park, required extensive restoration efforts. The project included construction of a new accessible route through the lower plaza level to provide barrier-free entry, rehabilitation of the designed landscape, improved drainage and detailed restoration work of the park’s historic features, including installing 13,000 square feet of exposed aggregate to match the original work of J.J. Earley.

The Washington, DC Metropolitan Police Memorial was constructed in 1942 to commemorate Metropolitan police officers killed in the line of duty. Also designed by Earley and likewise made up of exposed aggregate, the project saw the renovation of the historic fountain and addition of a new Memorial Wall and lighting.

“Consigli worked closely with our project partners to ensure that the restoration work enhanced the longevity of the sites while preserving the integrity and historic fabric of both Meridian Hill Park and the DC Police Memorial,” said Phil Brault, Director of Operations of the Washington, D.C. office. “This recognition by the DC Preservation League is a testament to Consigli’s commitment and passion for historic preservation here in the District, as well as to the talent of our project teams, our historic preservationists and our skilled trade partners who made these honors possible.”

This is the second year in a row that the DC Preservation League has recognized Consigli. In 2022 Consigli received the Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation for Design and Construction for their work on the transformative MLK Gateway project in Anacostia.

Video about the Metropolitan Police Fountain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7qUVM4lDgk

Video about Meridian Hill Park: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws-SLTj7v8Y

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As the construction industry continues to face workforce challenges, opportunities like Camp NAWIC support Consigli’s efforts to help develop a more diverse and inclusive workforce. Naomi Doddington, Historic Preservationist in Consigli’s DC office and NAWIC member, volunteered at this year’s camp and was featured in the Washington Post column.

She shared why industry representation enables young girls to see themselves in working in the skilled trades and inspires them to pursue a rewarding career in construction.

“It’s all about getting to girls when they’re little. Like 8, 9 years old, putting the idea in their heads that this can be for them…by the time they’re seniors in high school, it might be too late.”

Read the full column, The future (of construction) is female. It starts at builder camp., here.

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As an expert in historic preservation and project manager on the Meridian Hill Park project, Naomi offered detailed insight into the team’s careful and complex restoration of existing concrete aggregate – a medium of construction pioneered by craftsman J.J. Earley in 1915 – as well as the installation of more than 13,000 square feet of new exposed aggregate paving to match the park’s original finish.

Given that no quarry ever produces the same stone twice, in order to restore the park’s original exposed aggregate, Consigli analyzed the composition of the aggregate’s stones and used that scientific analysis to develop the correct size, color and shape of new stones that were then collected from the field to match the existing materials. This method of preservation employed modern technology while keeping a thoughtful and artistic approach to the park’s restoration.

In addition to showcasing the construction and restoration work, Naomi also shared her professional background and her unique career path as a woman in construction.

“I’ve always loved history and old buildings, and the stories behind places, but I didn’t know about historic preservation when I was growing up. I started as an architecture major in college, then went over to the theater department, and I have a degree in set design. I taught school for a little while, and then I started thinking, what do I really want to do with the rest of my life? And I thought, I want to do something with history and old buildings, so I got my master’s degree in historic preservation, came over to construction management, and I have loved every minute of it.”

Click here to watch Naomi’s first Good Day D.C. segment.

Click here to watch Naomi’s second Good Day D.C. segment.

Through partnership with the National Park Service, Consigli recently completed construction and restoration work on the lower level of Meridian Hill Park, which included modernizations and improvements to the park’s accessibility, as well as the restoration of its historic features.

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Chris Candiello has been with Consigli since 2017 and brings over 25 years of experience in the higher education market. Candiello will oversee complex higher education projects and continue to lead and expand Consigli’s presence in the higher education market in the Mid-Atlantic region. Prior to joining Consigli, he served in facilities project management roles at both Tufts University and Harvard University. Candiello currently oversees the new SNF Agora building at Johns Hopkins University, Smith Hall Renovation at Towson University and Farrand House at Dumbarton Oaks.

As a 27-year industry veteran, Joe Ockershausen joins Consigli from a local mid-size general contractor and has overseen projects of varying sizes and complexities in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. He will focus on leading and growing Consigli’s public and residential/mixed use markets. Joe is already overseeing the Design-Build renovation and expansion of Adams Education Campus School, a historic school that was the first in the country to implement a bilingual program. Most notably, Joe recently oversaw the expansion of the D.C. Courts building and construction of the Tucker Road Ice Rink in Fort Washington, Md.

Jared Geary has over 15 years of local industry experience and joins Consigli from a local general contractor. He has successfully overseen various life science and healthcare construction projects of different tipico casinosizes and scopes across the Mid-Atlantic region. He began his career as a Superintendent for a major home builder in Baltimore, Md. He then moved to a large general contractor where he established its small project division with the capacity to construct over 100 projects a year. Jared’s background in operations will help to grow Consigli’s special projects division while also expanding its portfolio in the life sciences and healthcare markets.

“Our Mid-Atlantic office is continuing to take on some of the DMV’s most challenging and high-profile projects. We are committed to delivering exceptional projects and Raving Fan service,” said Phil Brault, Director of Operations, Mid-Atlantic. “The addition of Chris, Jared and Joe will bolster our rapidly growing Consigli family. Their local expertise and leadership will provide a relationship forward approach to the execution of our projects in close partnership with our clients and trade partners.”

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“The Lincoln Memorial represents a transformative moment in our Nation’s history, and this work will allow visitors to experience its significance for generations to come,” said Matthew Consigli, President of Consigli Construction Co., Inc. “Our Mid-Atlantic team is ready to undertake this critically important project, and we look forward to working collaboratively with the National Park Service and our partners to deliver this once-in-a-lifetime renovation.”

The project will create 15,000 square feet of exhibit space that will provide a look at the Lincoln Memorial’s foundations in a cavernous area known as the undercroft. New museum exhibits and multi-media presentations will highlight the construction history of the memorial and discuss how it has become the nation’s foremost backdrop for civil rights demonstrations. The project also includes new restrooms, a larger bookstore and a refurbished elevator. Consigli will also install new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and security systems.

“As a leader in historic preservation and rehabilitation projects and having already undertaken key D.C. projects with the National Park Service such as the Meridian Hill Park Phase 5 and 6 and the Netherlands Carillon rehabilitation, Consigli is well-equipped to deliver upgrades and improvements to this iconic monument,” said Phil Brault, Director of Operations of the Washington, D.C. Office and Mid-Atlantic Project Executive. “We are committed to successfully completing this project through a thoughtful approach that will ensure continued, uninterrupted access to this invaluable monument.”

The Lincoln Memorial has served as a symbolic backdrop for national celebrations and is the nation’s pre-eminent stage for rallies and civil rights demonstrations. Consigli is well known for its historic preservation work in the Mid-Atlantic market and has previously worked with partners such as the Smithsonian Institution, Architect of the Capitol and the National Park Service.

Access to the Lincoln Memorial will remain open to the public during construction, which is expected to begin in March and complete in 2026.

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“In just over eight years this office has grown from a handful of employees Tipico promo Codeto nearly 100, and we’re just getting started,” says Philip Brault, Director of Operations for Consigli’s Washington, D.C., team. “This recognition is a testament to our relentless focus on people, culture, and the local communities to which we work in. As we move into a new office space, we are excited for the road ahead and our continued growth here in the Mid-Atlantic.”

The Washington Post’s Top Workplaces recognizes the 200 most admired employers in the area voted on by the people who know them best — their employees. The survey measures employee opinions about their company’s direction, execution, connection, management, work, pay and benefits, and engagement. The employers are placed into one of four groups based on company size.

Consigli was a strong contender for this award because of its employee-centric benefits plans and company perks. Besides being 100-percent employee owned, Consigli offers paid parental leave, tuition reimbursement, and summer half-day Fridays, among many other benefits. The company’s focus on creating a culture of accountability and safety, supporting the health and wellness of its people and their families, and maintaining a healthy work/life integration also contributed to this recognition.

The rankings in Top Workplaces are based on confidential survey information collected by Energage, an independent company specializing in employee engagement and retention.

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“Juliane and Nick bring something different to the table, but what they all have in common is the pride they take in service to clients and the passion to build great projects,” said Phil Brault, Director of Operations for the Washington, D.C. office. “They have developed deep rooted relationships and bring a wealth of experience to our team as we continue to grow our footprint here in the DMV.”

Juliane Medd brings more than 14 years of experience in the Maryland, D.C., and Virginia markets to Consigli. She has a strong background in high-end residential landscape, property design, and civil construction. In her new role, Medd will focus on growth and development in the region and will foster new client relationships. She is heavily involved with the American Subcontractors Association (ASA), National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), and Associated Builders and Contractors of Metro Washington (ABC), where she serves as the committee chair for the ABC Young Professionals Group.

Nicholas Albright has spent more than a decade working on major restoration projects for some of Washington D.C.’s treasured institutions, including the Smithsonian, National Park Service and the Pentagon. Albright’s work was recognized three times with a Washington Contractor Award (2017, 2020, 2021). He holds certifications from the Construction Quality Management for Contractors and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. In his new role, Albright will ensure each phase of the project he is tasked with is moving in a positive direction.

Left to Right: Juliane Medd, Nicholas Albright

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The new 61,000 square-foot building will feature two “floating” glass structures embodying the Institute’s commitment to transparency and openness and will support its academic work by providing space for faculty offices, labs, tipico sports betting appclassrooms, meeting and seminar rooms as well as co-working areas. It will also serve as a gathering, event and community venue for conferences, speaker presentations and art exhibitions, with unique outdoor areas

“In partnership with Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Ayers Saint Gross, we look forward to bringing to life a high-quality facility that mirrors the importance of the work that will occur within its walls,” said Phil Brault, Consigli director of operations/DC – project executive. “The glass-filled design will invite collaboration between building end-users and the community while sitting as a prominent gateway to JHU’s Homewood campus.”

The SNF Agora Institute building marks Consigli’s first project with both Johns Hopkins University and Renzo Piano Building Workshop. The combination of Renzo Piano’s world-renowned dramatic design aesthetic and Consigli’s craftmanship will bring to life a space that is designed to enhance the mission of the SNF Agora Institute.

Renzo Piano Building Workshop in collaboration with Ayers Saint Gross Associates Inc.

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