Mass Timber Architectural Tour
Julie Davenport, Consigli
Jess Dzwonkoski, Consigli
Kathleen McCartney Hall, opening to students in Fall of 2025, will be an inspiring hub for career development and leadership training. The building will be home to the Lazarus Career Development Center and Wurtele Center for Leadership, existing programs on Smith’s campus that when combined under one roof, will create a welcoming environment that encourages personal and professional growth among students. Design and construction of the building keeps sustainability at its core, featuring responsibly sourced mass timber, a living roof, and zero energy ready building components.
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About Your Tour Guide, Julie
As Senior Project Manager with Consigli, Julie Davenport is responsible for overseeing all aspects of cost reporting, schedule management, quality control, subcontractor coordination and project close-out. The hub of team communications, she is accountable for all facets of project administration, including leading team meetings, developing monthly progress reports and overseeing document control procedures. She has managed many high-profile projects including Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra’s Youth Center for Music, Reliant Medical Group’s Shrewsbury Medical Office Building and Smith College’s Kathleen McCartney Hall. Davenport holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Technology from Fitchburg State College and a Master of Business Administration from the Isenberg School of Management. She is actively involved in the Worcester, MA community, participating in organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Boys and Girls Club, CASA Project and NAWIC.
About Your Tour Guide, Jess
As Project Manager with Consigli, Jess Dzwonkoski is responsible for overseeing project processes, including managing requests for information, project submittals and change orders. She plays a crucial role in pre-construction planning, documenting project status and facilitating effective communication within the team. She has contributed to several high-profile projects, such as Becker + Becker’s Hotel Marcel and Springfield College’s Health Science Center. Dzwonkoski holds a degree in Environmental Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.