Community Involvement

For one and all – at Quad3, architecture and engineering are our vocations, and our passions – but the community we work and thrive in is inseparable from our careers. We do work in our communities – but also with our communities—to build a stronger whole.
Many of our people serve on committees, local boards, raise funds, serve food in local homeless shelters, coach youth basketball, serve on foundations…and pursue countless other essential activities. It’s all about bringing our energy to the society around us. It’s a give and take synergy – we give back, and in doing so take away a sense of pride and satisfaction. Quad3 individuals contribute to the fabric of our towns, cities and boroughs – and we help to weave a tighter knit community.

Zero Landfill

Quad3 with the assistance of Pugliano Construction collected and unloaded old samples for the organization “Zero Landfill”. Zero Landfill organizes community drop-off locations where designers and architectural firms can go to drop off their expired/unwanted materials to be recycled instead of taking space in landfills.

Filming "Trust Me"

Quad3 employees got a “behind the scenes” look at the effort it takes to produce a movie. “Trust Me”, written and produced by Marina Donahue and Chris Fetchko is the story of Charlie, who quits his high paying job to manage a struggling rock band. Our office was used for both interior and exterior office shots along with several locations throughout Wilkes-Barre including the River Commons, Mohegan Sun Casino, Cooper’s Seafood House in Pittston and the PNC Bank in Mountain Top. Their goal is to complete the movie in time for consideration in the Sundance Film Festival.

PSPE Engineer of the Year Award

Mark Voyack, PE, a civil engineer with Quad Three Group, Inc., has been named Engineer of the Year by the Luzerne County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers (PSPE.) The coveted award recognizes the chapter member who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and achievements in engineering in the region.

Mr. Voyack was nominated for the award based on the work he did on a project to upgrade and renovate the water treatment facility and associated station buildings for the Huntsdale Fish Culture Station in Cumberland County, Pa.

Working closely with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and the Pennsylvania Department of General Services, Quad3 provided design, specifications, drawings and construction administration services for all civil, architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical systems.

Dan Rickard, president of the Luzerne County Chapter of Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers, left, presents Mark Voyack the Chapter’s 2011 Engineer of the Year Award.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters Bowl for Kids’ Sake 2010

Quad3 showed their support for the Big Brothers’/Big Sisters’ by bowling for Kids’ Sake (our fourth year!)

2011 our 20th Year of Participating in Toys for Tots Drive

Quad3 Group employee’s mark their 20th year as participants in the US Marine Corps annual Toys for Tots gift drive. We are proud of our association with the Marines and supporting the local community.