CANSTRUCTION IS CAN-TASTIC

Cube 3?s Jake Mercer, Anthony DiFelice, Danny Spelfogel, Chris Santoro, Keith Boyle were among the 13 teams sponsored by Boston-area design and construction firms that donated their time and talent over the weekend to the 16th annual CANSTRUCTION event to benefit the Merrimack Valley Food Bank. From Monday through Friday Nov. 4 , sculptures they built from canned food purchased through Hannaford Supermarkets will be on display at the Boston Design Center. During the past 15 years, Boston-area firms have donated nearly 551,000 pounds of food (the equivalent of 471,400 meals) by participating in CANSTRUCTION.
The Margulies Perruzzi Architects teams of Rui Rebeiro, Tim Bailey, Monica Moreira, Joe Flynn, Dan Perruzzi, and Jessica Dubois created their version of the Hood Milk Bottle. Sheila Schaffzin of Aerotek, an event organizer, offered thanks to all the participating firms: CBT, EYP Einhorn Yaffee Prescott, Gensler, Nitsch Engineering, Payette, PCA Prellwitz Chillinski Associates, Robert Silman Associates, Simpson Gumpertz and Heger, Symmes Maini & McKee Associates, TRO Jung/Brannen and Wiss, Janney, Elstner/Northeastern University/JV.

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