32nd Street / Piper Creek Active Transportation Underpass and Major Culvert Rehabilitation, Red Deer, Alberta
Morrison Hershfield’s Baltimore office has moved and is open for business! Our new office space is on the fourth floor of 1501 South Clinton Street at Canton Crossing. This 17-story, mixed-use development is centrally located just two miles from downtown Baltimore in a vibrant area with excellent amenities for staff and visitors.
Advancing Morrison Hershfield’s Corporate Social Responsibility
Canadian transit operators are exploring new developments in wheel maintenance technology. A British Columbia transit agency will be deploying an innovative mobile wheel lathe machine - a first of its kind in Canada. The goal is to provide improved demand-oriented vehicle maintenance, with short rolling stock down times and high rolling stock availability, resulting in maintenance cost savings and greater efficiency.
Morrison Hershfield’s new office in historic, downtown St. John’s is open for business! We look forward to continuing to serve our clients with the same high levels of flexibility, responsiveness, and innovation they’ve come to expect.
Access to Amherst Island and Wolfe Island in Eastern Ontario is being improved with new environmentally friendly electric ferries and reconstructed ferry docks. The upgraded ferry docks dramatically increase accessibility to and from the islands and increase both the capacity of service per boat and the potential to increase the frequency of the trips.
Morrison Hershfield is delighted to welcome Lincoln MacDonald, P.Eng., PMP in the role of National Director, Transportation Design Services. Lincoln will leverage his extensive design and project management expertise to advance the firm’s project delivery and strategic business development initiatives.
It is with great pleasure that Morrison Hershfield announces Nancy Longueira’s appointment to the position of Vice President, Building Science East. Nancy has been with our firm for over 25-years and is well-positioned to take on this role leading such an important part of our Building Specialty Services business. Over the years, Nancy has assumed increasingly progressive operational and technical leadership roles in the firm, including a currently active seat on Morrison Hershfield’s Board of Directors.
“I am confident in her ability to lead the Building Science team to new heights, and to help us to achieve our 2025 Ambition,” noted Senior Vice President – Kevin Chouinard.
Today’s leaders want to understand the climate vulnerabilities in their communities so they can act on climate change and integrate climate change considerations into the planning and development of infrastructure projects.
The new United Boulevard Recycling and Waste Centre opens to the public today! This full-service waste and recycling facility has a processing capacity of about 600 tonnes per day. The facility will be open 363 days a year, serving about 200,000 customers.
Nick Crockford, an Environmental Planner at Morrison Hershfield, was elected to the Board of Directors for the Ontario Association for Impact Assessment (OAIA).
Morrison Hershfield is pleased to welcome Don Goodwin to our Critical Facilities team. As Vice President of Business Development, Don will continue to expand our mission critical presence across North America by establishing and building relationships with clients and strategic partners.
Morrison Hershfield is pleased to welcome Bill Hill to our Atlanta team. As Director of Business Development, his focus is to expand our MEP presence in the industrial, commercial and hospitality markets by forming valuable partnerships with owners, developers and architects across the Southeast.
Forest Pearson is among thirteen individuals selected for Yukon’s very first Climate Leadership Council. The Council’s objective is to provide advice to the territorial government on how to reduce Yukon’s greenhouse gas emissions by 45 percent compared to 2010 levels, by 2030.