WGI’s Lisa Nisenson and Andrew Crozier presented on Mobility Hubs and Planning for Smart Cities at this year’s National Planning Conference in San Diego, California.
As cities and roads get smarter, this once-humble infrastructure element takes on new roles.
Time, convenience, and cost. Uber’s ridesharing service and San Antonio’s public transportation service are pitted against each other in an enticing competition.
Despite campus parking returning to pre-COVID demand, university parking departments are being asked to do more with less.
WGI’s visualization team investigates cutting-edge tools to visualize, understand, design, and manage the built environment.
If your city hasn’t begun planning for autonomous vehicles, it’s not too late — but the time for urgency is fast approaching.
Unmet access, safety, and sustainability goals endure even as emerging trends, new modes, and technologies are competing for street, curb, and sidewalk space.
Two Clay County firms have been selected to design, build, operate and maintain the Jacksonville Transportation Authority Bay Street Innovation Corridor project.
Autonomous vehicles are headed to downtown Jacksonville as part of Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s Bay Street Innovation Corridor (BSIC) project. WGI and Balfour Beatty were chosen to lead design efforts for this phase.
Webinar series recap! Bob Clemens and Wes Kaisershot presented an in-depth history and overview of the SUE practice. Participants also learned how SUE is instrumental in saving time and money on infrastructure and building projects.
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