Learn about our prominent practice leaders’ recent industry contributions and notable media mentions.
Airport Improvement Magazine featured Kimley-Horn’s Paul Piro to learn more about Runway 18-36 at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport.
In his second article written for Texas h2O, Raul Dominguez, EIT, takes a deeper look at the importance of proper sampling for PFAS contaminants.
SiouxFalls.Business shared the Sioux Falls Regional Airport’s plans for new parking and terminal upgrades. Serving as the parking and structural consultants, Kimley-Horn performed a planning study to determine future development, including plans for a community-requested parking ramp and skywalk.
Kimley-Horn’s Stephen Stansbery, AICP, recently participated in a forum on equity and public engagement for transportation planning.”
Kimley-Horn worked with GHSA to develop a set of recommendations to address 10 key ways to begin tackling racial disparities in traffic safety enforcement.
Kimley-Horn teamed up with PGAL to design the Airport Business magazine award-winning Galaxy FBO and Hangar Facility at William P. Hobby International Airport.
Jon Manning, P.E., co-authored an article for pv magazine USA describing how the new Solar Photovoltaic Structures Committee will increase focus on reliability of PV models.
Ben Henderson, P.E., S.E., spoke with Airport Improvement about the precision and coordination it took to design the 11-story, award-winning Silver Ramp at The MSP Airport around landside and airside restrictions and on schedule.
Kimley-Horn’s Mark Miller, Tanya Miro, and Uma Vempati spoke with Water Environment Federation’s Words on Water podcast host Travis Loop about PFAS news and trends.
TRB recognizes Kimley-Horn’s Pam Keidel-Adams in TRNews as a leader in the aviation industry.
Learn what emerging trends top design firms identified in the hospitality, retail, residential, office, institutional, and industrial sectors, and why many continue to be optimistic about the growth of these sectors in 2021.
Smart loading zones are being piloted around the world as potential solutions for curb lane management. Dennis Burns, CAPP, details how delivery vehicles, municipalities, and even the environment can benefit from these new technologies.
With more than 33 critical corridors and upwards of 1,000 signals and 600 cameras, Kimley-Horn helped Austin’s Mobility Management Center (MMC) leverage big data analysis tools to gain insights quickly and adapt accordingly.
Frictionless parking can enhance customer experience and decrease operating costs. Read Parking and Mobility magazine’s guide co-authored by Kimley-Horn’s Nick Mazzenga.
To meet increasing e-commerce volumes, FedEx Express needed to expand their facility at Ontario International Airport. Learn more in Airport Improvement’s interview with Kimley-Horn’s Pearse Melvin, P.E.