Shaping our world. Together.

Climate change is producing increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. This growing uncertainty necessitates alternative management strategies.

Sometimes, the obvious solution is not right for a project. Ultimately, thinking outside the box and trying an atypical strategy gave the client a successful solution and ended up saving them a lot of money.

I was in Southern California recently when it snowed. Snow and cold seems to be following me everywhere. It feels like the longest winter ever in much of the country. So how do we beat the winter doldrums?

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has jump started investment in the nation’s aging water infrastructure. This increased investment is necessary because our nation’s water infrastructure is, in many areas, crumbling.

The Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) is going through more substantive changes due to a compelling need to clarify its implementation requirements.

In the field of historic preservation, technology can help better identify, document, and evaluate resources in the built environment.  We’re really excited about using technology to help our clients achieve their preservation goals.

Water, in all its forms, is valuable, and our collective future depends on careful use of this resource. Large quantities of water supply withdrawals can be saved by wastewater reuse, so reuse of water will necessarily increase with the global population and climate change.

Mead & Hunt was recently honored with two awards at the Engineering Excellence Award Gala hosted by the American Council of Engineering Companies of South Carolina.

What really sets someone apart in the AEC industry? Each year, ENR attempts to answer this question as it honors outstanding young professionals in the architecture, engineering and construction industry.