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Posted by Jeremy Landry on January 13, 2020

Honoring the VAB: SGH Legacy Project Named a National Civil Engineering Landmark

The Florida Section of the ASCE recently honored the structural engineering achievements of NASA’s Vehicle Assembly Building.

Posted by Jared Brewe on December 13, 2019

Making Progress on Restoring a 108-Year-Old Statue in Illinois

Restoration work is underway for the 50-foot Blackhawk statue in Oregon, Illinois.

Posted on December 9, 2019

What Drives Us to Give Back?

SGH employees are a group of talented, passionate professionals who share our knowledge and strive to make things better.

Posted by Anneliese Bruner on November 18, 2019

Helping Preserve the Thomas Point Shoal Light Station

Giving time to preserving this National Historic Landmark helps keep the DC office connected to the community where we work.

Posted by Rosemarie McClure on November 15, 2019

Giving Back to Improve Our Industry

SGH’s culture of giving back helps give us a better understanding of where our industry is moving and where it needs to go.

Posted by Demetra Tzamaras on November 13, 2019

SGH Participates in 37th Annual LEAP Sandcastle Classic

Our team’s entry supported Bay Area arts education programs and received the competition’s “Most Ambitious Design” award.

Posted by Lauren Feinstein on November 13, 2019

Pouncing on Hunger for Canstruction New York

Our team built a cat and rainbow structure out of 2,285 cans, which will be donated to City Harvest.

Posted by Mark Webster on November 7, 2019

SGH Signs Letter of Support for the SE 2050 Initiative

The initiative urges structural engineers to help reduce the embodied carbon of built structures to net zero by the year 2050.

Posted by Zachary Chabot on November 5, 2019

Carving Out Hunger with Canstruction Boston

We worked alongside other teams from the Greater Boston area to fight hunger by building structures entirely out of canned food.

Posted by Ricardo Medina on October 30, 2019

What Is Resiliency?

Hear how resilience goes beyond redundancy and robustness to involve the ability of a system to adapt and recover.

Posted by Julianne Nevins on September 23, 2019

Winning Gold with the Wellness Warriors

The Wellness Warriors, Boston’s only dragon boat team for cancer survivors, claimed victory at the Mercer County Dragon Boat Festival.

Posted by Joseph Rogers on September 16, 2019

Addressing Water Leakage Issues at Krieger Hall

See how we addressed foundation leakage while also limiting the disruption of campus.

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