GRW’s flight crews spent time this fall collecting imagery of the hurricane damage in Florida and Georgia.
From October 11, the day after Hurricane Michael hit the Gulf coast, to October 18, GRW’s flight crews flew 140 miles of the Gulf coast, the Laguna Beach area, the Santa Rosa Beach area, and -- one of the hardest hit areas -- Panama City.
GRW's Bob Smallwood received an award September 8, 2018, at the University of Kentucky recognizing his exceptional work as an civil engineer. He was among three individuals who earned the 2018 Civil Engineering Career Achievement Award during the Department of
GRW's Indianpolis office has a new address. The team is now located at 9001 N Wesleyan Rd, Suite 200, in Indianapolis.
Between raindrops on March 29, Comprehend held a ground-breaking ceremony the expansion of its facilities in Maysville, KY. GRW is working with the behavioral healthcare service provider to design the 25,303 SF facility intended to improve care for clients, employees, as well as the community; plans include a conference area where training can be conducted.
ACEC-Kentucky recognized three GRW-designed project with Grand Awards as part of its 2018 Engineering Excellence Awards program in March. The winning projects:
GRW is leading the design of a new three-story, 300,000-square-foot, correctional facility for the Escambia County Corrections Department. This approximately $130-million, two-phase, design-build project being built on a 19-acre property adjacent to the existing 1980s-era jail near downtown Pensacola, FL.
The ultimate winner of this year's Canstruction event in Lexington, KY, was God's Pantry Food Bank. More than 22,000 items were collected for the organization that serves 50 counties in the Central and Eastern Kentucky regions.
For two weeks in November, GRW employees learned things about water purification from the point of view of those affected by disaster, including Puerto Ricans recovering from this year’s hurricane season.