Here’s to a happy 2026!

As we enter 2026, New Ecology is approaching our work with renewed determination. Now more than ever, we understand our critical role as partners and advocates for building and preserving safe, healthy, resilient, affordable housing and communities. While there have been headwinds, we’re also optimistic about the opportunities ahead.

We are seeking input from building-industry professionals across Massachusetts, including:

• Architects
• Mechanical engineers
• General contractors

Buscamos la opinión de profesionales del sector de la construcción en todo Massachusetts, entre los que se incluyen:

• Arquitectos

• Ingenieros mecánicos

• Contratistas generales

In December, Project Manager Spencer Gorman and Senior Energy Rater Nate Wicksman represented New Ecology at a NESEA Pro Tour of 2Life Communities’ Leland House, which New Ecology sponsored. The project is a Phius CORE 2021 certified affordable senior housing development in Waltham, MA.

Please visit our careers page (www.newecology.org/careers) to learn more, and send to your networks or apply today!

116 Norfolk Street was originally constructed in 1907 as a convent for St. Mary’s Church in the Central Square area of Cambridge, MA. Cambridge Housing Authority purchased the property in 1975 and converted it into single-room occupancy (SRO) housing where residents shared kitchens and shower facilities.

In November, Marty Josten, our Principal Director of Building Decarbonization, was honored by Built Environment Plus as the Change Agent of the Year!

In November, New Ecology Project Manager Spencer Gorman was recognized at Phiuscon as the recipient of the Best Project by a Young Professional award (CPHC 35 or younger) for his work on J.J. Carroll House in Brighton, MA, a 2Life Communities property.