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Are Horseshoes Lucky? An Analysis on Virginia’s Battlefields
Many would consider a horseshoe commonplace, but this artifact tells a key side of battlefield logistics and daily life in the 1860s.
Stephanie Mayes Joins Mead & Hunt to Expand Security Services
With more than 25 years of experience, Stephanie Mayes joins Mead & Hunt as our Security Market Leader.
Decarbonization in LEED v5: What You Should Know
LEED v5 focuses on decarbonization, with 50% of total points through new prerequisites for carbon assessment, embodied carbon, and electrification.
More than Scratching the Surface: Scratch-Blue Stoneware in Delaware
Scratch blue teaware fragments from an 18th century Delaware well reveal lower-status colonists’ access to stylish, affordable ceramics.
What’s Changed in the MUTCD’s 11th Edition? Part III: Railroad Grade Crossing Safety
The 11th Edition MUTCD expands railroad crossing safety with new diagnostic team requirements and updated traffic signal preemption guidance.
GRB Airport Rehabilitation Project Named ACPA Gold Winner
GRB’s Airport Taxiway and Apron Rehabilitation project was recognized as an American Concrete Pavement Association Gold Winner.
Career to Classroom: A Legacy of Teaching Since 1904
Daniel Mead built our firm while teaching at UW-Madison, creating a legacy of mentorship that we continue today, inspiring future AEC leaders.
Thermal Storage: Harnessing the Hidden Power of Heat
Thermal storage technology offers a promising solution for managing energy more efficiently and sustainably.
7 Key Principles of Roundabout Design
Roundabouts can hold multiple benefits for our communities, but designing them is not always simple. Here are some key principles to consider.
LEED Version 5 is Coming: What it Means for Our Industry, Clients, & the Planet
LEED v5 launches in spring focusing on decarbonization and ecosystem restoration. Here’s what’s new and how it improves green building standards.
South Avenue Paving Project Wins WisDOT Highway Construction Award
The US 14/South Avenue project was recently recognized with a WisDOT Excellence in Highway Construction Award for Concrete Paving.
A Man of Ethics: Honoring Our Founder’s Legacy of Innovation
Mead was more than an exceptional engineer—he was a man with foresight and a passionate advocate for ethical responsibility in engineering.
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100-Year Flood vs. 100-Year Storm: What’s the Difference?
Called to Act: Accessible Design Puts People First
The Importance of Lowering Embodied Carbon in Buildings
The Importance of Selecting the Right Procurement Method
Is Scenario Planning in Your Strategic Planning Toolbox?
LGBT People are Still Writing History
Updated FERC Requirements for New Hydropower Licenses
A Room with a View
Stakeholder Involvement Key to Improve Community Infrastructure
Customer Involvement at the Execution Stage: Part 4
Mead & Hunt Wins ACEC-Ohio’s Outstanding Achievement Award
