Community

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

SGH Consulting Engineer Sophia Salah participated in a panel of women discussing their paths to the AEC industry and roles on Boston’s Two Drydock project.

In January 2010, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. On the three-year anniversary of the earthquake, the Be Like Brit Foundation opened the Brit’s Home orphanage.

Employee volunteers paddled on the Charles River with summer campers from Carroll Center for the Blind.