After months of planning and design, several EMH&T professionals joined Google executives, along with state and local officials, to celebrate the groundbreaking of Google’s new data center in New Albany. The $600 million facility is expected to open sometime next year. EMH&T provided site development engineering for this project, as well as the Facebook Data Center under construction on the opposite side of Beech Road. EMH&T is proud to work with the City of New Albany and many private companies to support the continued economic development of the Central Ohio region.

The latest edition of the Business First “Largest Commercial Construction Projects” list is out, and EMH&T is proud to have worked on several of these projects, including the five largest on the list! Our engineers, land surveyors, environmental scientists, and other professionals are excited each day to contribute to the ever-growing commercial landscape of Central Ohio.

Fall is officially here and so is the fall issue of EMH&T’s Ingenium magazine. In this issue you can read all about EMH&T’s heavy highway engineering, which plays a major role in the firm’s services, There’s an article on how EMH&T’s Visualization services are helping drive the firm’s design innovation, and you can learn more about EMH&T’s depth of experience with ODOT’s Local Public Agency program.

https://www.emht.com/published/ing/IngeniumFall2019-27.pdf

EMH&T has been chosen as a Columbus CEO 2019 Best of Business winner in the Engineering Firm category. For the past 12 years, Columbus CEO magazine has asked the public to rate local businesses in various categories. This year’s poll racked up 68,000 votes between May and July on 85 different business categories in 11 sections ranging from business support services to real estate. We thank our many clients and supporters for this recognition!

EMH&T was proud to serve on the MKSK team for the OSU Mirror Lake Enhancement Project, which recently received an ASLA Ohio Honor Award in the Design Constructed category in their annual awards program.

The first of two healthcare clinics designed to provide care to underprivileged members of the Charlotte, NC, community was unveiled today.

Columbus Blue Jackets veteran player and current Blue Jackets broadcast associate and team ambassador Jody Shelley spoke to the employees of EMH&T on Wednesday afternoon, September 18th. His presentation, titled My Seat on the Bus, was all about making the unachievable achievable.

Columbus Business First has once again named EMH&T as a “Best Place to Work” for 2019. EMH&T is included in the “Extra Large” size category and is one of 46 firms to receive this year’s honor.

Congratulations to Abby Cueva, EMH&T’s Director of Transportation Planning & Design, on her selection as a member of ACEC Ohio’s Rising Leader Program. Abby is one of twenty professionals selected for this program, which is tailored for individuals that currently work directly with clients in a leadership role. The six-session course focuses on the importance of leadership in support of the ACEC Ohio mission to advocate for the advancement and protection of the engineering business on the local, state, and national levels while also delving into topics that help experienced professionals further round out their business leadership skills.

The National Veterans Memorial and Museum in downtown Columbus has received the Award of Merit from Engineering News-Record (ENR) Midwest Region in the Cultural/Worship category. Submitted by Turner Construction, the projects’ contractor, the museum was one of 97 projects submitted this year.