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February 16, 2012
Dan Koenigshofer
As a mechanical engineer, I spend a lot of time in energy plants, especially in hospitals. Last week, I visited a hospital’s plant for the first time, and noticed a problem right off the bat. Both the dehumidifier and the humidifier were working simultaneously—one diligently removing moisture from…
February 9, 2012
Last week I discussed making enhancements to existing cemetery grounds. But what if you’re looking to further develop or expand an existing cemetery? There are a few things to consider:
February 2, 2012
Anna Young
Better understanding of site conditions and cemetery uses is the first step in enhancing a cemetery. When making enhancements, trees are one of the most important assets to attract visitors and potential clients. Work with your site; not against it. Choose trees based on their size and shape, and…
December 31, 2011
Tobi Kester
Earlier this month, I had the honor of participating on a “Superjury” at Morgan State University’s Department of City and Regional Planning. Through the American Planning Association, planning and landscape architecture professionals, as well as practitioners in related fields, were invited to…
November 15, 2011
Scott Ehrhardt
In order to maintain compliance when disposing waste, facilities must follow specific criteria for finding metal levels in waste discharge. These findings result from toxicity tests in diluted water and there are four strategies available for dischargers to achieve compliance: source reduction…
October 24, 2011
Chad Decker
In downtown Carlisle, Pennsylvania, we recently completed an interesting project called the “Carlisle Road Diet.” Although the engineering requirements were clear and straightforward, this project was unique in terms of the extent of community outreach and involvement. Business owners, commuters…
October 19, 2011
Daniel Zell
Last June I participated in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Government Relations annual meeting. As a former congressional fellow, I am a nonvoting member of the government relations board and presented on my experiences as a fellow. Here’s a recap:
October 19, 2011
Tom Christensen
After a 27-year career in the military and many years of subsequent experience with one of the world’s largest contractors, I’ve seen my share of ambitious development projects. Before joining Dewberry, for example, I helped oversee design and construction of the large U.S. embassy complex in…
October 11, 2011
Matthew West
I joined Dewberry’s Raleigh office just after graduating with a degree in civil engineering in 2004. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to work on several major projects for clients such as Duke University, the City of Raleigh, the University of North Carolina, and my own alma mater, North…
October 4, 2011
Jennifer Moore
This past January, I traveled to Ecuador as a professional partner with the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) chapter of Engineers without Borders (EWB). EWB is an international, non-profit organization dedicated to performing engineering and construction projects for communities in need. Our on-going…
September 26, 2011
Dan Wilkinson and Alan Pratt
With clean water an ever increasing concern throughout the country—particularly in parts of the arid West—many of our clients are searching for new water supplies. There are several solutions to this problem:
September 20, 2011
Cody Pennetti
You’ll work closely with developers and local jurisdictions to design new developments [aka, you’ll know where the new Wegmans is being built…and also know exactly where to buy your next house]. You’ll be part of an expert team of engineers with legacy industry knowledge to rise to the peak of your…
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