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Transportation Construction: More than Moving Dirt
Balancing environmental needs with transportation construction project needs is multifaceted. And the resulting design changes can be fascinating!
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Under Pressure: Sewer Ventilation and Odor Control
Pressurized sewer systems can lead to odor issues. Here’s how to determine if your sewer is pressurized, and if so, how to treat the odor.
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Protected Bike Lanes Project Wins ACEC-MW EEA Honor Award
Mead & Hunt was awarded an Engineering Excellence Honor Award for work on the Park Place and Warder Street Protected Bike Lanes Project in DC!
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How does the Inflation Reduction Act Affect Small Hydro?
Although the current IRA didn't include rehabilitation for existing small hydro facilities, wheels are turning in D.C. to secure funding.
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Incorporating Sustainability in Airport Interiors
We must be intentional in our approach to airport design projects and determine best practices to mitigate climate change.
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True Benefits of “Find and Fix” For Water Utilities
Combining condition assessment activities with asset inventory and management projects can help maximize your water utility’s budget.
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When Road Meets Rail, Joint Annual Inspections Can Save Lives
Joint annual inspections at highway-rail grade crossings with preempted traffic signals are vital to protecting the traveling public.
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How New Water Technologies Can Address Climate Change
Opportunities created by the IIJA, IRA, and maturing technologies provide an opening to mitigate climate change and adapt infrastructure to withstand it.
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Creating a Sense of Community in Airport Interiors
Creating a sense of community in an airport is challenging but essential to providing an uplifting, functional passenger experience.
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What Hurricane Ian Teaches Us About Preparing for the Future
The influx of Category 4 and Category 5 hurricanes is concerning, but utility owners and communities can prepare now for the next event.
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