Streetscaping, the design and shaping of urban streets and public spaces, has become increasingly vital in contemporary city planning. In today’s rapidly
The quaint town of Kingstree, nestled between the bustling cities of Charleston and Florence in Williamsburg County, South Carolina, is not just
Thank You for Seventy Years! J. Wylly Keck, Jr. started our journey in May of 1954. Joined by Thomas M. Wood, Jr.
In the field of civil engineering, it is not uncommon to come across the term ‘entitlement’ being used in reference to construction
With nearly 70 years of success, Keck & Wood is continually improving to better serve our clients and strengthen the company. With
AUBURN, AL (10.06.23) With the company’s steady growth, Keck & Wood is proud to announce the opening of their newest office location
At Keck & Wood, we take great pride in our STEM and Intern Development Programs’ mission of helping guide individual career choices
For more than 68 years, Keck & Wood has been steadily serving local municipalities, and today we are proud to welcome Corinne
If you haven’t heard, Keck & Wood has been strengthening its transportation services to better serve our clients. So, we are proud
Keck and Wood is happy to announce that Will Bentley has joined our Community Development team as a full-time Staff Professional. He
Kids who love science once had to be satisfied with building kits and chemistry sets. Nowadays, though, you can find amazing toys
Being recognized by your peers for talent and skill is truly humbling. Congratulations to Daniel Wallace, PE for his promotion to Vice
With the continual need for quality engineering service within our communities, Keck + Wood has experienced ongoing, strong growth in our Community
With the strong growth in our Transportation Practice, Keck + Wood is pleased to announce the promotions of Clay Smith, PE to
We are pleased to announce that Nathan Park has joined Keck + Wood to serve clients in K+W’s Traffic Engineering Sector as
Keck & Wood was recently featured in the November 2021 issue of Storm Water Solutions magazine for our work on the College
(DULUTH, GEORGIA) The City of Doraville broke ground today on the $3.0M New Peachtree Road Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) Project to revitalize
Many important roadways that people travel today began as trails traversed by horse and wagon. As the United States grew and expanded
Safe and readily available water is the backbone of healthy communities and thriving economies. Contaminated water and poor sanitation are linked to
Earth Day was first created to raise awareness that there are finite resources on the earth and that human activity can destroy
Greenways and trails are essential parts of the green infrastructure network, delivering connections that tie communities together. They create a fabric of
Christmas is right around the corner and gifts are flying off of the shelves. For those of us lucky enough to have
In civil engineering, traffic signal control involves advanced timing algorithms, sensors, and communications. This form of transportation management continually evolves and civil
The Interstate Highway System is one of the greatest public works projects in history. This great civil engineering phenomenon dates back to
Proper diversion of water is crucial in any community that experiences flooding issues during or after storms. Runoff from storms often causes
For many years, deep learning technologies have been successfully applied in many different sectors—civil engineering included. In fact, machine learning technique took
America’s ability to successfully overcome natural disasters like floods, tornadoes, earthquakes and pandemics would not be possible without the assistance of civil
Throughout history, STEM fields have traditionally been male-dominated fields with little to no women in STEM. These days, however, things are changing