It’s National Architecture Week! To celebrate, we asked some of our architects about their favorite architectural marvel. Check out their answers below!
I really like the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Frank Lloyd Wright has …
As it becomes clear that building more, bigger roads will not properly address our population growth and traffic congestion issues, interest in public transit is booming. To stay up-to-speed on the issues affecting the communities we serve, GS&P is growing …
America’s infrastructure is failing to make the grade—the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gave it a D+ in its most recent Infrastructure Report Card. In fact, ASCE estimates that the United States requires $2.0 trillion in infrastructure investment. Vulnerable …
We are often challenged during the design phase of a healthcare project to incorporate features that will help facilitate new processes that hospital leaders want to implement. The new construction of a department or an entire facility, for example, is …
Black History Month is dedicated to celebrating the achievements of African Americans and recognizing their impact in shaping the history of the United States. From Garrett Morgan, who some refer to as “The Father of Transportation Technology,” to Robert …
A terminal modernization program can be a complicated and expensive task that airport operators may be hesitant to undertake unless necessitated by demands for increased capacity. This is the second post in our series examining why airport operators should bother …
It’s Engineers Week, a one-of-a-kind event dedicated to celebrating how engineers make a difference in our world. This year’s theme is “Inspiring Wonder”, calling attention to today’s awe-inspiring wonders and innovations. We asked some of our engineers about their favorite …
Touching every aspect of our lives, the built environment is a powerful determinant of both individual and population health. While the public health sector has developed a robust understanding of the relationship between health and the human-made spaces in which …
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