معلومــة

DALLAS – KAI’s Dallas-Fort Worth, TX office proudly announces the promotions of K-12 Market Leader Catherine Dalton, AIA, RID, LEED BD+C to Principal; Civic, Municipal & Cultural Market Leader Brien Graham, AIA, NOMA, NCARB to Principal; Principal – Vice President Derwin Broughton, AIA, NOMA, NCARB, WELL AP to Senior Principal – Vice President; and Principal – Architecture Blaik Ritchie, AIA to Senior Principal – Design Operations. “I would like to congratulate each and every one of these outstanding architects on their recent promotions,” said KAI President Darren L. James, FAIA. “Their leadership, expertise and dedication have helped elevate our Dallas-Fort Worth office and expand KAI’s impact across the region. Catherine, Brien, Derwin and Blaik exemplify the talent, collaboration and commitment that define our culture, and these well-deserved promotions recognize their continued contributions to our firm’s success.” Catherine Dalton – Principal An award-...

NEW YORK — PURIS, LLC (“PURIS”), a portfolio company of investment affiliates of J.F. Lehman & Company, LLC (“JFLCO”), announced today the completion of the acquisition of Amici Engineering Contractors, LLC (“Amici” or the “Company”). Amici is a leading Florida-based provider of underground water and utility infrastructure services, specializing in complex pipeline construction, horizontal directional drilling, and ancillary services supporting the installation, repair, and rehabilitation of critical potable water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. Founded in 2019 and with offices in Zephyrhills and Miami, Florida, Amici operates throughout its home state.  “We are thrilled to welcome the Amici team to the PURIS family,” said Mick Fegan, Chief Executive Officer of PURIS. “Amici has built an exceptional reputation in Florida for its engineering-led approach and its ability to execute comple...

Jeff Stapleton, P.Eng., a proven leader in complex infrastructure program delivery, has been appointed HDR’s program management lead for Canada. Based in Burlington, Ontario, Stapleton will leverage expertise from across HDR’s program management and transportation practices to support clients in the successful delivery of major infrastructure programs across Canada. He will align resources, tools and technical capabilities to meet the evolving needs of clients from diverse markets, while helping drive effective program governance, decision-making and outcomes.   “As a lifelong learner, I’ve accumulated a balance of experience over my career and continue growing by always seeking new challenges and project types,” Stapleton said. “I look forward to working with clients to navigate the complexities of planning and executing programs, including determining delivery models and helping them develop tailored strategies to address the risks and opportunities presented by their tr...

Reston, Va.  – American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has released two new companion Manuals of Practice; Overhead Power Line and Substation Foundations: State of Practice, Basics, Type Selection, Geotechnical Topics, and Specialty Analysis (MOP 160) and Overhead Power Line and Substation Foundations: Design Loads, Strength Factors, Threshold Criteria, and Design/Construction Methodologies (MOP 161).  Developed by the Structural Engineering Institute (SEI), MOP 160 and MOP 161 together establish a broad resource for engineers working on transmission line and substation foundation projects.  MOP 160, Overhead Power Line and Substation Foundations: State of Practice, Basics, Type Selection, Geotechnical Topics, and Specialty Analysis, focuses on the foundational principles and key considerations that influence successful foundation performance. The manual covers topics such as foundation type selection, subsurface geotechnical exploration, geotechnical design parameters, seismic...

CLEVELAND, OHIO –  www.mbma.com:  The  Metal Building Manufacturers Association  (MBMA) has released its newest AIA-approved lunch-and-learn CEU course: Using Metal Building Systems to Meet and Exceed the Energy Codes.  This is MBMA’s fourth AIA-approved course and is available for free presentation from member companies to architects, engineers and those interested in meeting sustainability goals with metal building systems. Contact MBMA to schedule a free session.   “Compliance with energy codes is an important and necessary part of modern construction,” says Jon-Paul (JP) Cardin, P.E., MBMA’s Director of Research and Engineering. “This new course provides valuable insights into how to meet those codes with metal building systems. In just an hour, architects and engineers can get a good look at these popular buildings while seeing how they can meet their sustainability needs.”   A typical session runs approximately one hour, and architects who take the course will receive 1.0 HS...

Project Will Upgrade Maintenance Infrastructure for Some of SFO’s Largest Aircraft SAN FRANCISCO, CA  – STV has been selected to provide  project delivery  services as a major subconsultant to the HCI/InnoActive joint venture for the renovation of the Superbay Hangar at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The airport’s only facility capable of accommodating four Aircraft Design Group V (ADG-V) aircraft simultaneously, the Superbay Hangar supports some of the largest aircraft operating at SFO. The project will extend the service life of a critical operational asset while supporting the airport’s long-term safety, sustainability and performance goals. Originally built in 1969, the Superbay Hangar plays an important role in airport maintenance and operations, supporting day-to-day airfield activity and long-term operational readiness. Its unique size and capabilities make it one of SFO’s most strategically important facilities. Planned work includes mod...

Parsippany, NJ — As  SESI Consulting Engineers  (“SESI”) marks its 50th anniversary, the firm is addressing a fundamental shift that is reshaping real estate development across the Northeast: engineering feasibility is increasingly determining whether projects move forward long before design or approvals begin. Rising construction costs, evolving environmental regulations, infrastructure limitations, and extended municipal review timelines are driving developers to evaluate risk, cost, constructability, and sustainability at the earliest stages of site selection. As a result, geotechnical, environmental, and civil engineering input is now central to development decision-making, not simply design execution. “For fifty years, engineering often entered the process after a site was already under control and a concept was defined,” said Michael St. Pierre, President of SESI Consulting Engineers. “Today, we are involved much earlier in the process, and ...