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Cincinnati-based MCSP adds specialized services and expands Vortex’s Geotechnical capabilities HOUSTON, Texas  — Vortex Companies (Vortex), a leading provider of trenchless water and sewer infrastructure rehabilitation solutions, today announced the acquisition of Municipal & Contractors Sealing Products, LLC (MCSP), a Cincinnati-based trenchless services provider, specializing in the rehabilitation of pipelines, manholes, culverts, tunnels and other critical water and wastewater infrastructure. “MCSP has earned its reputation by safely and cost-effectively rehabilitating municipal storm water and sanitary sewer systems for more than two decades,” said Mike Vellano, Chief Executive Officer of Vortex Companies. “The combination of technical capability, field experience and customer trust is difficult to replicate. Bringing MCSP into Vortex gives us a stronger foundation in the Midwest and more ways to solve complex problems for the customers we serve.” Founded in 2000 b...

By Luke Carothers    The sun was beginning to disappear behind the mountains as people made their way into the Jordanelle Ballroom at the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley. Through the windows, the last light of the day stretched across the Jordanelle Reservoir and the surrounding mountains.  Inside, the Black Tie Awards Gala was set to get underway. Award winners walked the red carpet dressed for the occasion, and the ballroom was filled with hundreds of people ready to celebrate. More than 140 awards and recognitions would be handed out before the night was over, representing some of the best firms, projects, and people in the AEC industry.  Still, there was one announcement that carried a different kind of anticipation.   The Jerry Allen Courage in Leadership Award was the final major award still to be announced, and, unlike the other awards celebrated that night, only one name would be called.  That night in Park City, the name was Jerry Heb...

LOS ANGELES –  Ware Malcomb , an award-winning international design firm, announced construction is complete on an entire new floor of tenant suites and a fitness center within the PCT office campus in El Segundo, CA. Ware Malcomb’s Los Angeles office provided interior design services for the approximately 35,000 SF renovation project, located at 200 N. Pacific Coast Highway. PCT (Pacific Coast Towers) is a dynamic, three-building creative campus featuring an exceptional mix of amenities, curated food options to come, and collaborative spaces designed to attract top-tier tenants and inspire long-term retention. The office property is owned by PCT Nominee Owner LLC. Alicia Zaro, Principal, Ware Malcomb, said, “The PCT renovation project showcases the innovative thinking and market expertise of our Asset Strategy and Landlord Services team, demonstrating how we help clients transform assets into highly competitive destinations.” The campus itself has been reimagined and our...

Specialized Texas practice brings decades of experience across K-12, collegiate, municipal and professional sports facilities RALEIGH, N.C. and DALLAS/FORT WORTH, TX  – McAdams announced today that it has acquired Sports Design Group (SDG), a specialized athletic facility design practice based in McKinney, Texas, adding a dedicated athletic-facility design specialist to McAdams’ multidisciplinary services and significantly enhancing McAdams’ already-robust sports and entertainment capabilities. Led by Richard McDonald, Sports Design Group brings decades of specialized experience in the planning, design and construction of athletic facilities. Having experience with approximately  250 synthetic turf fields and 125 natural grass fields  spanning K-12, collegiate, municipal and professional sports environments across the nation, Richard joins McAdams as Senior Advisor, Sports. SDG’s experience spans every level of competition, from K-12 and collegiate athletics...

$55 Million Adaptive Reuse Project Will Transform Landmark Office Tower into Class A Residential Development ST. LOUIS – KAI Build is leading construction on the $55 million transformation of the former 7UP world headquarters in downtown Clayton, MO into a Class A residential development featuring 118 apartments and an extensive collection of indoor and outdoor amenities. Located at 121 S. Meramec Avenue near Shaw Park, the 11-story building served as 7UP’s world headquarters from the mid-1960s through the late 1970s. During that time, 7UP launched its iconic “Uncola” and counterculture advertising campaigns with J. Walter Thompson, helping establish the brand as a major force in the soft drink industry. After 7UP relocated its headquarters to Dallas, St. Louis County purchased the property in 1988 to house its World Trade Center. The building later remained vacant for more than a decade. Numerous developers had envisioned plans for the property, though none of those ...

St. Louis, MO – Case Engineering proudly announces the addition of three structural engineers to its St. Louis office: Tamer Romeh, Kelsey Habet and Dan Butler; and electrical engineer Alex Rowland. Photo Credit: Case Engineering Tamer Romeh Romeh has 20 years of structural engineering experience. He most recently worked as a Structural Project Engineer for New York-based NY Smart Solution where he designed retaining wall systems for bridges and highways. His prior experience also includes Project Engineer at Giordano Construction in Brandford, CT and 12 years as a structural engineer for companies based in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master of Science in Structural Engineering from Benha University in Egypt, where he also served as a teaching assistant in structural engineering, with a focus on reinforced concrete and structural steel design. Kelsey Habet Habet comes to Case Engineering with ove...

The next phase is focused on creating a distinct campus identity grounded in wellness, academics and athletics  MALIBU, CALIF.  –  C.W. Driver Companies , a leading general contractor, has broken ground on Phase II of the Malibu Middle and High School campus. Following the completion of the interdisciplinary high school building, this next phase will focus on academics, wellness and athletics for middle school students. The $74 million project includes a Middle School Core and Gymnasium, advancing the community’s vision for distinct middle and high school identities.  This multi-phase project is part of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s mission to create an immersive education environment that allows students to connect with Malibu’s coastal and hillside surroundings. The campus will also increase access to high-quality education and fitness facilities for students living in remote areas.   “Student wellness is a key driver of strong academi...