Preparing a parking facility for electric vehicle charging requires a strategic power assessment to ensure sufficient electrical capacity and long-term scalability.
Discover how the revival of the historic Byron Carlyle Theater is set to transform North Miami Beach’s arts scene, with WGI playing a crucial role in structural assessments to ensure a safe and vibrant future for this cultural landmark.
WGI becomes one of the first AEC firms to achieve CMMC Level 2 certification, demonstrating its leadership in cybersecurity and readiness to support U.S. defense initiatives.
Explore how sketching transcends lines on a page to become a powerful tool for creativity, empathy, and problem-solving in architecture and design—bridging imagination with innovation and human connection.
Discover how WGI is harnessing the power of Digital Twin technology to revolutionize geospatial mapping, smart parking solutions, and infrastructure lifecycle management. From real-time monitoring to AI-driven analytics, this cutting-edge innovation is optimizing project performance and delivering smarter, more sustainable outcomes – read on to see how it’s shaping the future!
Explore how WGI’s Urban and Community Planning Manager, Courtney Powell, AICP, envisions the future of the AEC industry through innovation, collaboration, and data-driven solutions in our latest From Vision to Reality Q&A.
Learn how Austin’s bold new Site Plan Lite & Infill Plats Initiative cuts red tape, accelerates small-scale housing development, and unlocks diverse, affordable living options to meet the city’s growing needs.
The future of planning is here!
Discover how cutting-edge 3-D mapping technologies like lidar, photogrammetry, and digital twins are transforming urban development, infrastructure assessment, and environmental management – enabling smarter, faster, and more data-driven decision-making.
Enhancing connectivity and accessibility, the City of San Antonio’s $6.8 million improvement project—led by WGI Engineering—will upgrade sidewalks, streets, and public spaces around the historic Hays Street Bridge, featuring new trails, lighting, landscaping, and wayfinding signs, with completion expected by spring 2028.
Alamo Heights is moving forward with Broadway corridor improvements, selecting WGI as the civil engineering partner for a $1.37–$1.54 million infrastructure upgrade focused on safety, landscaping, and pedestrian-friendly enhancements.
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