Preserving history doesn’t have to slow progress. Explore three projects where consultation led to stronger outcomes for everyone.
Why Section 106 Matters: Preservation Success Stories from the Field Read More »
Mead & Hunt helped evaluate LRT and BRT alternatives along a stretch of MD 5/US 301, supporting transit planning, station design, and public engagement.
Southern Maryland Rapid Transit (SMRT) Environmental Feasibility Study Read More »
Mead & Hunt led the environmental review and planning effort for a BRT corridor in Lansing, MI, coordinating with stakeholders to meet NEPA and community requirements.
Grand River/Michigan Avenue Bus Rapid Transit Environmental Analysis Read More »
Structure used to stay hidden behind walls. Mass timber puts it on display, bringing architecture and sustainability together in the built experience.
Timber Takes Center Stage in Building Design Read More »
Hunter Research joins Mead & Hunt, bringing four decades of archaeology and historic preservation expertise to our cultural resources team.
Hunter Research Joins Mead & Hunt Read More »
Every building will face hazards. Owners who plan before they happen spend less and recover faster. That’s resilience in action.
Resilience by Design: Practical Choices Pay Off Long-Term Read More »
When disaster strikes, the communities that recover fast rely on resiliency hubs where neighbors know they can go for help and resources.
Resiliency Hubs: The Human Side of Resilience Read More »
Our Responsibility & Resilience Report reveals how we uphold our enduring values to take care of people and do the right thing.
Mead & Hunt Releases 2025 Responsibility & Resilience Report Read More »
With nearly 30 years of experience, Laurie Whitney steps into leadership of our ABE group with a vision to transform communities through inspiring design.
Laurie Whitney Named Architecture & Building Engineering Group Leader Read More »
Three years ago, we forecasted where transportation tech was headed. Some trends stayed on track, others derailed. Here’s what 2026 looks like now.
