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Happy 25th TMS Anniversary, Tim Giguere, AIA!
This week we’re celebrating 25 years with Principal Architect Tim Giguere, AIA! A New Hampshire native, Tim has long appreciated the timeless and unique architecture found in New England. He initially earned a degree from New Hampshire Technical Institute and later earned a master’s degree from The Boston Architectural College. Tim joined TMS back in 2000 as a project manager and earned the title of Principal in 2017. After joining the industry, he found his way back into the academic setting for a period of time, also serving as an adjunct professor at the University of New Hampshire where he taught Architectural Design Studio.
He has made his mark through the execution of many stunning projects and continues to prioritize creating unique homes for our clients. In terms of inspiration for the work that he does, Tim says, “I enjoy helping clients visualize what their project can be and surpassing their expectations. Our entire staff has talent, passion, and takes pride in the attention to detail that helps define our buildings.”
Our team wouldn’t be the same without him (also in part because he’s our go-to IT guy) and we appreciate all the beautiful works that he’s done and continues to do. Here’s to 25 more years, Tim!
Back in Time! Pictured from Left to Right: Principal Architect Jason Bailey, Senior Project Manager Kraig Kurtenbach, Principal Architect Tim Giguere
TMS Enjoy’s a Ski Day Courtesy of Thornton Tomasetti
A few of the TMS crew and some of their families were able to put our pens and keyboards down to enjoy a personal snow day at Black Mountain of Maine when our structural engineering friends at Thornton Tomasetti, who took over the mountain and invited us. The ski day took place on a great sunny early March day, and fun was had by all who attended. Tim, Dan, Ellie, and Kraig, along with some of our family members, were in attendance from TMS. There may or may not have been a skiing Yeti sighting or two as well! Thanks again to our friends and those that were able to participate with some fun team building and networking.
