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CLARKE CATON'S NEW HQ

Here's architectural firm Clarke Caton Hintz at the groundbreaking for their new $3.5M HQ on the third floor of the Trenton Masonic Temple—space left untouched for 80 years. (Actually, we didn't know you could break "ground" on the third floor.) Left to right: CCH partners John Hatch, Brian Slaugh, George Hibbs and Philip Caton; Mercer County freeholder Anthony Carabelli; New Jersey Economic Development Authority CEO Caren Franzini; Mayor Douglas Palmer; and CCH partners Carl Hintz, John Clarke and Michael Sullivan. The project will be LEED-CI certified, with help of a $1.5M loan from the NJEDA’s Urban Plus program. They found the space after assisting the Masons with the long-term stabilization and renovation of the 1927 building.

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