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A Bermudian civil engineer has paved her way to the top as head of the island’s highways section. Tina Beer-Searle, one of only three women in the Department of Works and Engineering, has made her way to acting principal highways engineer in an area ...

Five new bright sparks joined the electrical and mechanical engineering section of a government ministry yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, said the new staff meant that the section now had an “almost full complemen...

Two new bridges to be built in the East End will be “icons that Bermudians will be proud of”, a civil engineer told a meeting in St George’s last night. Ricardo Graham-Ward, the bridge specialist who presented the blueprints for the replacement cross...

A local architect has achieved professional registration in the profession. Jonathan Castro, of Cooper Gardner, earned his registration from Massachusetts. Mr Castro joined the Hamilton-based architectural firm in 2011 as an intern architect with a v...

Two of Bermuda’s most prominent architecture and interior design firms are to move in together. The move comes after Cooper Gardner and The Studio Ltd decided to collaborate, sharing premises and resources, but maintaining their independent businesse...

A plan to erect a Bailey bridge over the St George’s swing bridge has been abandoned in favour of strengthening the bridge from below. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works said work on a full-scale remediation for the bridge had already beg...

An engineer’s investigation into the structural failure of Heritage Wharf revealed extensive deterioration of the dock’s thruster walls, sustained within a few years of its official opening. Certain aspects of the wall’s design also appear to differ ...

No matter where she is in the world, Catherine White always flies the Bermuda flag. The interior designer’s work has taken her around the globe from her base in London, England. You can find an Islamic prayer room she designed at a shopping mall in A...

A four-strong team of American students who won an international design competition for Hamilton’s waterfront have visited Bermuda for the first time. The team from the University of North Carolina (UNC) beat 20 MBA Real Estate teams from the US and ...

Bermudian design student Chakeya Ottley could find herself working for international coffee shop chain Starbucks if it takes her fancy. As the winner of a prestigious design award, Miss Ottley interned at one of the coffee chain’s New York offices, ...

Three young women studying to become the Island’s next interior designers have been given a cash boost towards their education. Chakeya Ottley, 24, received $3,500 from the Bermuda Society of Interior Designers (BSID); Tiara Ming, 22, and Kimberly F...