Engineering in mountain terrain involves steep slopes, unpredictable soils, harsh weather, and small-town governance, all of which make development uniquely complex. Over the past 40 years, Galloway has grown from its Colorado roots, expanding into Utah in 2013. Today, the firm operates nationwide, with seven of its 16 offices located across the two states and…
Read MoreIn today’s development environment, project success depends on more than strong design. Regulatory pathways are increasingly complex, approval timelines are less predictable, public engagement carries greater weight, and much of the “easy” land has already been developed. Entitlements, agency coordination, and public approvals are critical milestones that can cause projects to stall because of underestimated…
Read MoreSuccessful development projects and property transactions begin with a clear understanding of the land beneath it. Before a single line is drawn or foundation poured, accurate survey data provides the insight and confidence needed to guide design, schedule, and budget decisions. In engineering, architecture, and development, the quality of the survey can determine the difference…
Read MoreLeadership in drone and geospatial technology isn’t just measured by the projects we deliver, it is also reflected in how we invest in the next generation of talent. In a recent partnership with University High School in Greeley, Colorado, Galloway’s unmanned aerial systems and high definition surveying team manager, James Kessner, brought Galloway’s professional-grade drone fleet…
Read MoreGalloway’s interior design team entered the hospitality renovation market in 2022 and has since built a portfolio of refresh projects nationwide. What began with a few individual locations has grown into ongoing partnerships with national ownership groups spanning multiple brands. These renovation projects, which are often required every seven and fourteen years, help hotels update…
Read MoreAcross cities and suburbs, vacant office buildings with half-empty parking lots have become a defining trend. Remote and hybrid work, accelerated by COVID-19 in 2020, created a structural market shift, pushing the national office vacancy rate to a new record high of 20.6% in the second quarter of 2025, according to The Business Journals. For…
Read MoreGalloway & Company, LLC is proud to announce that it is named a finalist in the Wichita Business Journal’s 2025 Best Places to Work awards. This recognition highlights Galloway’s ongoing commitment to fostering a culture where employees feel valued, supported, and empowered to thrive. Best Places to Work honors organizations that go above and beyond…
Read MoreOur traffic engineering professionals are often asked about the challenges and innovations shaping the world around us. In our Ask the Pros series, we’re sharing their insights and answers based on their decades of experience to some of the questions they receive. In this Ask the Traffic Pros edition, we dive into why traffic jams…
Read MoreHigh-quality geospatial data informs smarter decisions at every stage of a project and, when applied strategically, this data reduces costs by minimizing rework, avoiding delays, and streamlining design. To understand the full value of these services, it helps to clarify what geospatial surveying entails. Simply put, it’s the precise capture of spatial data about the…
Read MoreGalloway has once again earned national recognition, ranking among the Top U.S. Architectural Firms in Architectural Record’s 2025 list. This marks the fourth consecutive year Galloway has been included, having climbed more than 60 ranks since 2022. As one of only eight Colorado-based firms to make the list, ranked by revenue from architectural services from…
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