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VIRGINIA, MINN. — Wold Architects and Engineers (Wold) , a national architecture and engineering firm with deep expertise in public safety design, has completed a new Public Safety Facility in the city of Virginia. It unites the city’s fire, police, emergency medical services and search and rescue operations under one roof. The modern facility replaces century-old buildings and is designed to meet future demands of emergency response, community safety and state sustainability standards. The project reflects the city’s long-term vision to invest in efficient, adaptable infrastructure that supports first responders and serves residents across 600 square miles of the Iron Range. The new 50,000 square-foot hub strengthens coordination and collaboration between all of the area’s public safety services with shared spaces for public access, fitness and training. It also features dedicated decontamination areas and modern vehicle bays, in addition to a training tower and on-site hydrant to ex...

Veteran life sciences principal to lead HFA’s expanded Science + Technology practice following HFA’s TRIA acquisition BENTONVILLE, AR —HFA Architecture + Engineering announced today that Sherwood Butler has joined the employee-owned firm as Vice President. He will lead HFA’s growing Science + Technology practice following the company’s acquisition of Boston-based TRIA. Butler co-founded TRIA (now TRIA Powered by HFA) in 2015 and helped build it into a premier life sciences design firm, known for award-winning work with clients including Moderna Therapeutics, Elevate Bio, CRISPR Therapeutics, Novartis, Biogen and Vertex Pharmaceuticals. He brings 31 years of deep client relationships and vast experience in laboratory R&D, drug manufacturing and distribution facility design to his new role, noted Dave Wilgus, CEO of HFA. “Sherwood has shown remarkable leadership at one of the most innovative design firms in the Greater Boston science and tech hub,” Wilgus said. “He shares our focu...

Miloš Vasiljević, a skilled leader on some of HDR’s largest transportation programs, has been named the company’s next transportation program management director.  Based in Arizona, Vasiljević will set the strategic vision for the firm’s transportation program management practice, supporting clients and programs across all transportation markets. Vasiljević will also coordinate with HDR’s company-wide program management director and the program management directors in other markets to optimize strategy, services, quality control and client service across the company. Vasiljević joined HDR nearly two decades ago and has served in leadership roles on some of the company’s most notable program management assignments, including the $1.7 billion South Mountain Freeway in Arizona, $2.5 billion Carolina Crossroads program in South Carolina and most recently leading HDR’s work as General Engineering Consultant on the I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor in Arizona, a nearly $1 billion program t...

Looq AI Users Showcase Transformative Speed and Precision in Critical Infrastructure Workflows Ahead of 2026 Looq User Conference San Diego, CA —Looq AI, an innovator in ground-based reality capture for surveying, engineering, and utilities, today announced the winners of its inaugural “Looq Once Capture Everything” Video Challenge. The competition recognized users who developed innovative and impactful workflows utilizing the Looq Platform to achieve unprecedented speed, precision, and efficiency in field data collection and engineering analysis. The winners and runners-up across two major categories demonstrated the transformative power of Looq AI’s sub-centimeter 3D photogrammetric data in essential infrastructure, urban planning, and historic preservation. “Judging the Looq AI awards is truly a privilege. These innovators demonstrate their creativity and technical mastery redefining artificial intelligence by setting new standards for excellence, responsibility, and inspirationa...

Winners to be Honored at First Brick Excellence Gala on April 9    RESTON, Va. —The Brick Industry Association ( BIA ) has awarded 42 winning projects in the  2025 Brick in Architecture Awards , the world’s leading design competition featuring fired-clay brick.  “The winners demonstrate why brick matters as a sustainable building material offering exceptional durability, fire resistance, energy efficiency and the ability to achieve any aesthetic,” said BIA President and CEO Tricia Mauer.  For the first time in the awards history, the winning projects and teams will be honored live on stage at the first Brick Excellence Gala on April 9, 2026 in Orlando, Florida during the  National Clay Brick Expo . Architects, designers and masonry professionals will celebrate outstanding brick design, artistry and craftsmanship during the industry’s largest, annual expo.  Generating 120 entries this year, 42 winners judged by a jury of peers span the United S...

JACKSONVILLE, FL —STV today announced the promotions of  Keith Jackson , PE, to senior vice president as well as  Kevin Fielder , PE, and  Wes Markham , PE, to vice president. These promotions strengthen STV’s leadership team in Florida, where the firm maintains six offices and a diverse portfolio of roadway, bridge, transit and mobility projects.  “Keith, Kevin and Wes bring extraordinary skill and vision to STV’s work in Florida,”  said  Jerry Stump, president of the Transportation South operating group at STV .  “Collectively, their leadership will continue to help our clients deliver safer, more efficient transportation systems that keep the state connected and moving.”   Keith Jackson. Photo courtesy of STV. Jackson  leads STV’s business dev...

Prioritizing sustainability while celebrating the employee experience Las Colinas, Texas —Wells Fargo’s new campus in the Las Colinas development of Irving, Texas, is a major step forward in sustainability. The campus isn’t just pursuing LEED Platinum certification: it is  NET-POSITIVE , generating more energy than it consumes — the first campus of its size to do so. This ambitious goal meant that Corgan’s design and sustainability teams needed to work closely with the client, refining the design over many iterations before arriving at a solution that functions as efficiently as possible while also providing a world-class employee experience. With the energy demands required for managing the Texas climate, achieving net-positivity necessitated a comprehensive approach including site planning, solar panels, an all-electric campus, regionally sourced materials, lighting interventions, and strategic occupancy to consolidate the number of 24-hour customer service floors. Planning f...