WGI’s landscape architects effortlessly merge cultural, architectural and natural elements to bring unique elements and charm to each project.
Our land surveyors use the latest technology to provide you with the most accurate models of your project’s physical environment and prevent unseen challenges.
Our MEP engineers help you save money with efficient mechanical, electrical, and plumbing designs for commercial developments, hotels, healthcare facilities, multi-family buildings and much more.
Our traffic engineers ensure that your project can be safely accessed by both pedestrian and vehicular traffic — even in the busiest neighborhoods.
The ARP provides $350 billion for state, local, territorial, and tribal governments to address the pandemic’s economic impact. Here’s what you need to know and how WGI can help.
Avoid treatment operation disruptions & learn the critical elements to increase the longevity & sustainability of your treatment structures.
A Site Investigation Report (SIR) is a vital first step in determining whether to roll the dice on an investment property or leave the table.
Selecting a qualified and experienced restoration consultant is vital to a project’s overall success. This expert case study details the steps to develop an effective rehabilitation program.
This addition to the Geospatial Team’s Mobile LiDAR collection provides 72 MP of high-resolution imagery & allows us to offer a more robust dataset.
Having the right development team can make or break a project. Here’s how WGI can help keep your vision intact.
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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.
