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Construction Update: Catalyst Mixed-Use – Kalamazoo, MI
WGI developed functional and structural designs for Catalyst Development’s new $70M, seven-story, mixed-use building in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
WGI developed functional and structural designs for Catalyst Development’s new $70M, seven-story, mixed-use building in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
WGI’s Christine Crespo Valentin will be speaking at the 2019 FLASLA Conference in Orlando, Florida.
Our rapidly changing communities face incredible pressures and challenges ranging from the environmental to the technological and beyond.
WGI’s Civil Team prepared the construction documents to develop the 90,000 square foot building within a one-acre parcel of land.
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The hospital engaged WGI to complete an engineering assessment, deliver a prioritized list of recommended repairs, develop design documents, and provide construction administration services for the recommended repairs.
The WGI team was fully engaged in this year’s conference – we presented in two sessions, hosted a happy hour, and spent hours on the expo hall show floor.
Shark Wake Park 561 is a cable tow assisted wakeboard and water ski facility in Palm Beach County, Florida.
At a third of the cost of a new bridge, WGI helped rehabilitate the bridge to create a safer bridge for boaters, pedestrians, and motorists.
We recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Travis Flats, a 146-unit affordable housing project in Austin, Texas. It is part of a project that will also include an 80,000+ SF office component.
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WGI supports its associates with meaningful opportunities for growth, strong benefits and perks, while we work collaboratively with clients and co-consultants to shape and improve communities.
WGI is a dynamic organization with opportunities nationwide for engineers, land surveyors, landscape architects, environmental scientists, and architects.
