The City of Akron and Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition teamed up with local Akron corporations, non-profits, and individuals to develop an Adopt-A-Trail program for the 3-mile portion of the Towpath Trail running through Akron.

In between chasing his two young sons, listening to podcasts, and working on numerous highway engineering projects, we caught up with Justin and asked him to share more about how he spends his time outside the office.  

Concerns about environmental impacts of traditional modes of transportation have led to an uptick in the number of walking and biking commuters over the last decade. How will we keep walkers and bikers safe?

An architect, connoisseur of Christmas music, Grey’s Anatomy fan, and an expert on Youngstown cuisine, we asked Annissa to share more details about her interests and how she spends her time outside the office!

No matter where you live, your political leanings, your age, or your education infrastructure has a profound impact on your daily life. We all need roads to travel on, lights to come on and water to come out of the tap.

Every wonder where the apples you picked up at your local grocer were grown? Which chemical treatments they received? How many days ago they were picked? In grocery stores of the future the answer to all of these questions are easily answered by screens displayed above the food. Simply lift your item to the screen to learn everything from the amount of CO2 it emitted during growth to its detailed nutrition facts.

In honor of National Architecture Week, we are highlighting a few conversations we have had with young architects at ms. These architects offered their insights on transitioning from student to consultant work, developing a design style, their favorite projects, and more!

With an eye for design and a love of the arts Eric brings a unique flare to each and every project, whether that’s his dream home addition or a master planning project. We asked Eric to tell us a bit more about his life on and off the clock.

Engineers Without Borders (EWB) leverages the expertise of volunteers from across engineering disciplines and industries to respond to requests for engineering project support from governments, United Nations agencies, local communities, and more.

Many communities, neighborhoods, and business districts lack the public improvement services that they want and need. When looking to further grow and develop such areas, Special Improvement Districts (SIDs) should be investigated.