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September 30, 2026
In this article, Rosalie Howell, AIA, and Cassey Franco, AIA, LEED AP, explore how evidence-based healthcare design strategies can improve behavioral health and medical environments within correctional facilities. The authors discuss design interventions that support patient outcomes, staff wellness, safety, recovery, and operational efficiency while addressing the evolving healthcare needs of incarcerated populations.
September 23, 2026
In this article for Healthcare Construction & Operations News, Melissa Covington and Heather Platt, PE, CHC discuss the modernization of Oklahoma State University Medical Center's labor and delivery facilities while maintaining ongoing hospital operations. The authors highlight the planning, collaboration, and innovative design solutions required to upgrade critical healthcare spaces within an existing facility and share key lessons learned for healthcare renovation projects.
August 13, 2026
In this article for Engineered Systems News, Dewberry Senior Associate and Principal Engineer Ely LaBerge explores how intelligent coil selection and integrated HVAC system design can improve energy efficiency, system performance, and long-term operating costs. It examines the relationship between coil configuration, airflow, and overall equipment design, demonstrating how a holistic approach helps engineers create more sustainable and effective HVAC solutions.
July 13, 2026
In this article for Crain’s Chicago Business, the Lake in the Hills Police Department project is highlighted, including our firm’s approach to creating a humane, welcoming design that optimizes day-to-day operations and service life.
July 2, 2026
In this article for Illinois City/County Management Association News, Dewberry Deputy Discipline Lead Patrick Ryan and Associate Principal, Director of Sustainability Jenni Betancourt explore the 2024 Illinois Energy Conservation Code and its implications for building owners, architects, and engineers. They also discuss new requirements for energy efficiency, submetering, renewable energy integration, and interdisciplinary design coordination, while also highlighting emerging trends toward building electrification and net-zero energy standards.
May 1, 2026
This Construction Magazine article highlights the municipal water system upgrades underway in Sampson County, North Carolina. Our team is providing design services to support the project’s goals of improving reliability, capacity, and service for local communities.
April 17, 2026
In a Climate Change Business Journal Q&A, Vice President of Commercial Utility Energy David Taylor and Vice President of Electric Vehicle Charging Benjamin Revette discuss the methodologies behind the growth of our national energy practice. The issue also includes a project feature on our award-winning role as engineer of record for the 7.2‑megawatt Port Newark Container Terminal solar installation supporting the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s net-zero goals.
March 23, 2026
In this publication for Correctional News Magazine, Dewberry Project Manager Brooke Martin and Senior Project Manager Craig Clary explore best practices for integrating security electronics and detention equipment design to enhance safety, efficiency, and environmental conditions in secure housing facilities, with a focus on improving staff retention and supporting modernized operations.
January 30, 2026
This American Society of Civil Engineers Civil Engineering Source article describes how New York City’s Bluebelt program uses natural waterways and wetlands alongside gray infrastructure to reduce flooding, improve water quality, and restore natural drainage corridors on Staten Island and beyond. As the program expands into other boroughs, our firm is helping the New York City Department of Environmental Protection address new engineering challenges related to combined sewer and stormwater systems, restoration of original water systems, and raising roadways.
January 29, 2026
In this article for The Military Engineer, Dewberry Senior Associate and Department Manager Chad Weaver and Senior Marketing Manager Alissa Nadolski join Garney Construction to discuss the new wastewater treatment plant at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California. Located in the Mojave Desert, the design-build team addressed water scarcity by enhancing the plant’s reuse capabilities, operational flexibility, and sustainable practices.
January 28, 2026
In this roundtable for Correctional News, Dewberry Corrections and Detention Market Segment Leader Bruce Omtvedt joins other industry experts to explore how research, planning, and design can support recruitment and retention in justice facilities. By prioritizing staff safety, mental health, and operational efficiency, practitioners can build safer, more resilient, and more humane facilities for both staff and occupants.
January 21, 2026
In this Q&A for the American Society of Civil Engineers – Civil Engineering Source, Dewberry Regional Human Resources Director Matthew Alboum joins other experts to discuss factors contributing to rising civil engineering salaries and how compensation in the industry is evolving. By offering market-aligned pay with challenging work and opportunities for advancement, firms create well-rounded compensation packages that prevent salaries from becoming a barrier to entry.
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