Our blog covers topics of interest for our clients: public infrastructure construction and real estate development topics, municipal and state regulations, and smart and connected communities.
WGI is providing Civil and Structural Engineering services for a new 32,000-sf business complex that will include a covered roof terrace, covered parking, and a 10,000-square-foot warehouse.
For developers and designers, now might be the right time to consider using mass timber on your next project. Our Structural Engineering team takes a look at the numbers.
The world has changed, and so has the way professional services firms operate. Mike Oler, PE recounts the team’s experience and discusses why it’s important to adapt – or get left behind.
Learn how WGI helped Pulte Homes convert an inactive portion of a golf course into a residential development, complete with a park and nature preserve.
The payment structure for the RSMP and the Urban Watershed Structural Control Fund is changing soon. Here’s what you need to know.
In the second installment of our Together Remotely video series, Vice President of P.LA.C.E., Jeff Brophy from our West Palm Beach, FL office tells us how his clients and team members have adapted to working together, remotely.
WGI’s Lisa Nisenson was featured on the American Planning Association’s podcast to discuss rapidly changing e-commerce trends and technologies, and the long-term implications of COVID-19 on the way planners are thinking about the future.
In the first installment of our new video series, Civil Engineering Team Leader Siri Soth from our Austin, TX office tells us how her clients and team members have adapted to working together, remotely.
Alternative delivery maximizes the positive outcomes of a project and provides the greatest value and benefit to the owner and their customers.
WGI’s number-one priority is the safety and well-being of our associates, clients, families, and communities.
Jim Sullivan, PSM joins us to provide a little bit of history about the surveying profession, explain how surveyors contribute to the development of our communities, and tell us why kids should consider a career in surveying!
WGI’s CEO, David Wantman recently teamed up with the Acts 2 Worship Center Church and donated one of WGI’s geospatial trucks to help a family who was severely impacted by Hurricane Dorian start rebuilding their home.
WGI’s Marissa Wyrick, Civil Engineer, presented via live stream for EarthEcho International’s segment featuring female professionals sharing their STEM journey.
WGI’s Dylan Albergo, PE, received the Young Engineer of the Year Award from the Tampa chapter of the Florida Engineering Society (FES).
The NHA identifies, advocates, and supports projects and initiatives that advance the business environment and improve the quality of life for more than one million residents in North Harris and Montgomery County, TX.
Covering approximately 115 acres, Northline is anticipated to include a mix of complementary uses, including retail, office, residential, hotel, and parks.
Ready, aim, fire! WGI’s Geospatial Team had their sights set and their trigger fingers ready at the 3rd Annual 2020 FSMS Charity Sporting Clay Shoot at Quail Creek Plantation, FL.
With more than 1,400 volunteers from UT Austin, nonprofit organizations, and AEC firms, Girl Day has become the largest event of its kind in the United States!
WGI provided planning, landscape architecture, and civil engineering services for Shop Delray’s 34,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.
WGI’s Restoration Team took it “one step at a time” as they carefully designed and oversaw the construction of an aging parking garage stair tower at CP
WGI is celebrating EWeek 2020 by honoring all of our dedicated engineers, and engineers around the world that have made a positive contribution to our profession.
A grand opening celebration was recently held for the much anticipated Heron Estates development. It is the first affordable housing community to be built in Rivera Beach, Florida in the past 40 years.
WGI is proud to announce six new hires have joined the firm in our West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, and Jacksonville offices.
Construction is well underway at Tuscan Gardens Delray Beach, a planned unit development (PUD) providing a continuum of care within the proposed multi-story, congregate living facility (CLF) located in Delray Beach, Florida.
In the WGI Geospatial Division, we are innovators. While anyone can purchase the latest technology such as UAS and LiDAR systems, we pride ourselves on the unique ways we leverage technology to provide better deliverables for our clients. Here’s what we’re working on…
WGI is proud to announce six new hires have joined the firm in our Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, West Palm Beach, Tampa, Jacksonville, and San Antonio offices.
The WGI Team produced an innovative alternative technical concept (ATC) that converted the preliminary design concept from a partial cloverleaf to a diverging diamond-type interchange.
In April 2019, the City of San Antonio adopted the rainfall values from a study published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) dubbed as NOAA Atlas 14. The study found that rainfall frequencies in parts of Texas are higher than in previous studies.
WGI’s office in Austin, Texas recently hosted a Chili Cook-Off, ugly sweater contest, and “green elephant” holiday gift exchange.
We’re refreshing our brand to reflect the energy, inspiration, and excitement that we feel when we come to work every day.
The widening of the SR-8 (I-10) multilane highway from the Escambia Bay Bridge to East of SR 281 (Avalon Boulevard) in Santa Rosa County, was completed in August 2019.
The new NOAA Atlas 14 Precipitation-Frequency Data has a number of different factors that greatly contribute to the design and analysis of stormwater infrastructure and detention.
If new mobility mimics the experience of quality transit, can it also set the stage for a new type of transit-oriented development?
WGI recently completed the third annual wetland monitoring event and accompanying report for a twelve-acre on-site wetland mitigation area located in the Sterling Ranches community.
WGI provided planning and site plan design services for the Fairfield Inn & Suites project, working with the landowner to obtain the entitlements for the hotel use along with obtaining site plan and architectural review approval, as well as assistance with permitting efforts.
This year, five grand and eleven honor awards will be presented at the 2020 FES/ACEC-FL Annual Conference Banquet.
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