Designing Continuing Care Retirement Facilities to Appeal to the Next Generation—and Beyond
A growing trend in housing for senior citizens, Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) offer a tiered approach to the aging...
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Looking to 2030: Paving the Way for Automated Vehicles
While advances in automated vehicle technology are rapidly reshaping the world we live in, it is more than likely that...
The Advantages of Alleys: Reclaiming Roswell’s Historic District
By Rob Whitson, P.E., Senior Civil Engineer Alleys get a bad rap. The small strips of land have traditionally been...
Addressing the Utility Triangle: Sustainable Stormwater Management and Resiliency
Many older cities across the United States still convey wastewater and stormwater in the same pipes or systems. The older...
Celebrating Technical Excellence, Service and Sustainability: A Roundtable Interview
Each year GS&P hosts Celebration, which honors the achievements of our employees, projects and practice over the past year. There...
Approaching the Transit Conversation with Local Perspectives
As it becomes clear that building more, bigger roads will not properly address our population growth and traffic congestion issues,...
Equity in Communities Part II: Breaking Down the Barriers
Home to over 760,000 people within its consolidated city/county boundaries, Louisville Metro is not only growing but is also becoming...
Equity in Communities
Merriam-Webster offers several definitions for the word “equity,” including “the quality of being fair or impartial.” I taught my children...
First Steps in Last-Mile Connectivity
For people who use transit services, trips do not simply begin or end when they get on or off a...