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House Hunters: Environmental Scientist Addition…Update!
July 6, 2015
Update to Previous Blog Post - The importance of Radon Testing when buying a new home in WNY by Kim Engels
Sitting vs. Standing at Your Desk
June 29, 2015
Doing work at a computer or desk generally requires us to sit. But how can we avoid the health risks of sitting all day, while still managing to get work done? The solution could be a standing desk.
Did You Know that Watts Has GIS Capabilities?
March 16, 2015
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, well, how about a multi-layered interactive map with geo-referenced data tables, available at the click of a mouse? Geographic Information System (GIS) is changing the way we work, think, and communicate.
Rehabilitation of the Evangola State Park Terrace Retaining Wall
October 27, 2014
The focal point of Evangola State Park is the massive, beach-side retaining wall Painted white with large, red letters spelling-out the words “EVANGOLA STATE PARK”, it is known to beach-goers and boaters alike.
Traffic Noise Analysis For Transportation Projects: A Beginner’s Guide – Part I
February 12, 2014
Justin K. Kellogg, M.S., QEP, Environmental Engineer gives us a beginners look into Traffic Noise Analysis for Transportation Projects.
Cave of the Winds Renovations
December 3, 2013
Watts was tasked with improving the operating conditions of the elevators and improving the experience of the travelling public. Ultimately, the project works to secure the future of the venue.
Green Infrastructure Progresses in Buffalo: Fillmore Avenue
November 5, 2013
After a trip to Onondaga County in the spring of 2012, the Buffalo Sewer Authority (BSA) was inspired to begin relieving Buffalo’s combined storm and sewer system as the ‘Save the Rain’ program had done for Syracuse.
Ribbon Cutting at the Buffalo Promise Neighborhood Children’s Academy
September 23, 2013
Downtown Buffalo has been booming with exciting new builds and construction projects to restore business and vibrancy back to the city. From the Harborcenter and Canalside, to new lofts and restaurants, and even restoring traffic down Main Street, life is starting to re-appear.
Project Profile: Porter Avenue from Symphony Circle to Niagara Street, Buffalo, NY
February 11, 2013
This reconstruction project created an avenue that framed the beauty of the neighborhood, giving it the unified and attractive appearance worthy of the remarkable collection of beautiful architecture that lines this historic street.
Buffalo Public School No. 81 Ribbon Cutting
October 15, 2012
The teachers, students and faculty of Buffalo Public School 81 recently celebrated their grand re-opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The school is a cornerstone of elementary education in North Buffalo, consistently ranked high within the district and maintaining a “School in Good Standing” rating from New York State.