Surviving Summer

Commodore Builders? Joe Albanese, here with Nickerson PR?s Lisa Nickerson, spotted at a recent fundraiser, is holding up well during his firm's Summer Slammer Season. It's traditionally Commodore?s busiest time, and this year's no different: 18 projects on eight campuses. They're building five projects at MIT, a servery at Wellesley, a boathouse at the Middlesex School, they're converting a residence to offices at Boston College, doing repairs on Ballou Hall and Hillel Center at Tufts, a renovation at the Newman School, and skylight installation at a Harvard building. If that's not enough credits for a degree, then at least an honorary one is in order.

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