When a project involves an existing building, one of the first questions architects and engineers must answer is: What is actually there? Ditching the Guesswork for Measured Data Existing drawings may be incomplete, as-builts (final construction documents) can be decades old, and renovations frequently go unrecorded. Uncovering the whole story through traditional field work means…
Read MoreScaling business regionally plays an important part in building a brand. In many ways, successful regional growth programs rely on the same fundamentals as national brand rollouts: consistent leadership, repeatable processes, disciplined quality control, early due diligence, and a partner who understands the business behind the projects. The difference lies in how those fundamentals are…
Read MoreConverting an office building to residential use can give an underused property a new purpose, but the building was designed to support fundamentally different activities. Evaluating its mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems early can help owners understand what can be reused, what must change, and how those decisions could affect the project’s viability. Changing…
Read MoreTransportation Demand Management (TDM) is one of the most effective ways to improve how a development functions long after construction is complete. Yet, when people think about what makes a successful project, they often focus on the buildings, streetscapes, or amenities. However, one of the biggest factors influencing long-term performance is whether employees, residents, and…
Read MoreDeveloping the next generation of professionals is essential to the future of Galloway and the AEC industry. Through our internship program, G.R.A.D. (Galloway Recognizes and Develops), students gain meaningful, hands-on experience while being introduced to the collaborative culture that defines our company. “At Galloway, our interns are team members. They work on real-life projects, take…
Read MoreFor most structural engineers, a career is spent designing buildings and infrastructure and solving complex engineering challenges. For Brett Rylands, PE, StS-1, LEED AP, it also means helping communities respond to some of their most critical moments. Brett is a structural engineer at Galloway based in the Orlando, Florida area with more than three decades…
Read MoreWomen continue to play a vital and growing role in engineering, bringing diverse perspectives and talent to a field that shapes the built world. As of 2024, women represent 15.4 percent of engineering occupations in the United States (U.S. Census Bureau), while nearly a quarter of Galloway’s engineering team are women, reflecting our ongoing commitment…
Read MoreHow growing brands can achieve more reliable outcomes, maintain consistency, and accelerate storefront expansion into new markets. As brands expand into new markets, maintaining consistency while adapting to local conditions becomes increasingly complex. The most successful rollout programs are built on more than design standards alone, requiring a coordinated strategy that supports efficient decision-making, predictable…
Read MoreHow growing brands can achieve more reliable outcomes, maintain consistency, and accelerate storefront expansion into new markets. As brands expand into new markets, maintaining consistency while adapting to local conditions becomes increasingly complex. The most successful rollout programs are built on more than design standards alone, requiring a coordinated strategy that supports efficient decision-making, predictable…
Read MoreHow growing brands can achieve more reliable outcomes, maintain consistency, and accelerate storefront expansion into new markets. Expanding a brand across multiple markets is one of the most complex challenges a growing organization can undertake. While a standardized prototype may create the appearance of a repeatable process, successful rollouts require far more than replicating a…
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