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GHD, a global professional services company, has opened a new office in New York City, strengthening the firm’s presence across the state and bringing teams closer to clients in a key US market. GHD’s new Midtown Manhattan office builds on more than 50 years of work in New York State and nearly three decades supporting communities out of Westchester County. The Madison Avenue location offers easy access to Grand Central Station and Penn Station, making it convenient for clients and teams to connect.  The firm has a strong presence across New York State, with offices in Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Syracuse and Rye.  This space marks an important step in GHD’s growth across the NYC metro area. The new office brings clients a local team backed by GHD’s global capacity and connections, with plans to grow as the firm deepens its work across the NYC metro.  “We’ve built deep relationships across New York State over many years. Establishing ourselves in New York City places ...

Sustainable drainage specialist Sudsplanter Ltd has supported a rainwater management project led by Scottish Water and Dundee City Council, through the Water Resilient Dundee partnership. The partnership aims to manage Dundee’s rainwater more naturally, reduce local flood and pollution risk, build climate resilience and create greener spaces, while engaging with communities. St Mary’s Community Centre, in the north of Dundee, was identified as a suitable location for a series of small-scale sustainable drainage systems (SuDS), including two SuDSPlanter rain gardens, to ease pressure on the combined sewer network.  A key aim was to make SuDS more accessible and build community understanding and trust, ahead of a larger planned project. Combined sewers Parts of Dundee have experienced significant flooding in recent years, including in August 2025, when drainage networks were overwhelmed during a sudden and intense storm. Approximately 88% of Dundee’s sewers carr...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.  – Local design firms Matheny Goldmon and Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) are pleased to announce their firms have merged. Collaboration between the firms began nearly two years ago through discussions about partnering to pursue the Madison County Courthouse project. “Ultimately, we both believed our combined expertise had potential to yield the best outcome for Madison County with respect to delivering a project of this magnitude,” GMC Jeffrey Brewer said. “We had never worked on a project with the Matheny Goldmon team before, but we knew the caliber of their work and had utmost respect for their leadership and talent.”  The partnership proved to be a success, with the firms officially being selected by the Madison County Commission to design the new courthouse earlier this year.  “Finding out how well we...

United Utilities has appointed Barhale to deliver a key project to improve water quality in the Micker Brook at Bramhall, Stockport. The civil engineering, infrastructure and tunnelling specialist will construct a new detention tank at Bramhall Precinct car park to reduce the number of times the storm overflow operates into the brook, a tributary of the River Mersey. The shaft tank will intercept a sewer running into the existing Briarlands Combined Storm Overflow (CSO). The contract has been awarded as part of the largest investment in wastewater infrastructure in the North West for a century. United Utilities is investing £13bn to protect and enhance over 500km of rivers, lakes and bathing waters whilst safeguarding drinking water supplies for millions of customers. The site sits within an area with a high water table so Barhale and UU have collaborated closely to identify a suitable design solution. It includes diverting an 825mm diameter sewer running at 4m depth to al...

Director – Business Development, Director – Special Projects, and Marketing Manager roles will provide strategic direction across the firm. Ambler, Pa. | Cary, N.C. –  Precis Engineering + Architecture , an award-winning design firm with offices in Ambler, Pa., and Cary, N.C., has made three strategic appointments. The firm hired  Josh Hirshenhorn  as Director – Business Development, named  Debbie Douglas, AIA , Director – Special Projects, and hired Corin Gearhart as Marketing Manager. Roles became effective in June 2026. All three actively contribute to firm leadership. Josh Hirshenhorn | Director – Business Development Formerly a regional sales director with an environmental monitoring company, Hirshenhorn brings 15+ years of sales and business development experience to his role. He offers extensive technical background in the regulated pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and life science markets. In his new role, Hirshenhorn collaborates with Precis leade...

Farmington Hills, Mich. –  The Concrete Foundations Association (CFA)  released the summer issue of Concrete Facts magazine. The publication provides concrete foundation construction professionals with guidance, industry updates and practical solutions for modern foundation construction. To ensure widespread accessibility for diverse workforces, the summerissue is available digitally in both English and Spanish flipbook formats. Readers can access the digital publications directly through the following links: English flipbook and  Spanish flipbook . The summer issue includes: a Q&A with John Smoll on 3D-printed houses, an article on blended cements and concrete foundations, an article about post-tensioned slabs-on-ground, a technical article about low cylinder breaks in concrete testing, and more. For questions regarding the publication or membership resources, please contact the CFA directly at  info@cfaconcretepros.org . About The Concrete Foundations Associ...

Digital access to GFRP-reinforced concrete code enhances usability, collaboration, and technical efficiency for design professionals Farmington Hills, Mich. —  The American Concrete Institute (ACI) today announced that ACI CODE-440.11-22: Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete Reinforced with Glass Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) Bars—Code and Commentary is now available through the  ACI PLUS Platform , providing subscribers with an enhanced digital experience for accessing and applying this important structural concrete code. ACI CODE-440.11-22  establishes minimum requirements for the materials, design, and detailing of structural concrete buildings and, where applicable, nonbuilding structures reinforced with GFRP bars that conform to the requirements of ASTM D7957-22. Developed through ACI’s consensus process, the code addresses structural systems, members, and connections, including cast-in-place, precast, nonprestressed, and composite constructi...