What’s happening at Kimley-Horn? Read more about our involvement in the communities we serve, our culture of collaboration, and our commitment to providing an environment for people to flourish.
April is World Landscape Architecture Month! To join the American Society of Landscape Architects’s celebration, several of our Landscape Architects share about their design inspiration, community projects, light bulb moments, industry trends, and more.
Steve Lefton, President of Kimley-Horn, discusses transitioning from a win or lose mentality when it comes to rewards by focusing on the passion behind a well-deserved recognition.
company leader takes the stage and welcomes you to “Kickoff”—your annual regional meeting to start the year, and the reason you’re all here.
How did you start working with the City of Atlanta on the traffic management plan for the big game?
Congratulations to 12 of our transportation engineers who recently earned the Transportation Professional Certification Board’s new Road Safety Professional (RSP) Certification! Our teammates are among the first 105 professionals to be RSP certified. Thank you for your commitment to promoting safety on our roads and in our communities.
After a football game in late 2017, it took approximately 60 minutes to clear more than 70,000 guests from the parking decks and streets around the arena.
News & Insights Steve Lefton, PLA, AICP Kimley-Horn President Next month, I’ll join 100 Kimley-Horn teammates here in Reston, VA
Kimley-Horn is committed to supporting women in STEM. Steve Lefton, President of Kimley-Horn, discusses how Kimley-Horn has committed more resources to help women succeed at every stage of their careers, offering tools for career development and paths for advancement to leadership roles.
News & Insights As a former college lacrosse player and now a coach for my daughter’s lacrosse team, sports have
News & Insights The City of Montgomery, Alabama—an area known for its rich history and tourism—is developing a comprehensive master
On Saturdays in Orlando, at-risk youth from around the city load onto buses for a common destination. It’s all laughter,
Since 2006, Mark Bishop (Kimley-Horn Twin Cities) has volunteered with Clare Housing in Minneapolis, Minnesota, providing meals, home repair, and friendship to
