Jennifer Ilkin Earns Certification in Healthcare Garden Design Jennifer Ilkin, Group Leader of Eberly & Associates’ Landscape Architecture, received a Certificate of Merit in Healthcare Garden Design from the Joseph Regenstein, Jr. School at the Chicago Botanic Garden. The unique […]
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Welcome to World Landscape Architecture Month
Congratulations to all Georgia AIA Design and Honor Award Recipients. Celebrating the profession atop Ponce City Market, the Georgia AIA honored the following: Built Category: Excellence Award: United States Courthouse, Austin, Texas – Firm: Mack Scoggins Merrill Elam Architects Honor Award: […]
Blog , Landscape Architecture
January 5, 2018
Metro-Atlanta Tree Protection Regulations Guidance
Tree regulations have become one of the major factors impacting development in and around Metro-Atlanta. The cost associated with these regulations ranges from the cost of installing one tree up to and potentially exceeding $1,000,000. These regulations also vary from […]
Blog , Land Planning / Development , Landscape Architecture , Site Civil Engineering
January 5, 2018
Guidance on how to be employable upon graduation
“I’m in civil engineering and am interested in site development. How do I get there?” “Are these the classes I need to get a job?” “I’m interested, but don’t know what the job actually is. What skills should I have?” […]
Site Civil Engineering , Uncategorized
November 13, 2017
Eberly & Associates Announces Greg Delaney’s Retirement
Eberly & Associates has announced that after 44 years of serving the civil engineering profession and 30 years with the firm, Greg Delaney is retiring on January 1, 2018. Upon his arrival to the young firm, Greg immediately began developing […]
Blog , Land Planning / Development , Landscape Architecture , Site Civil Engineering
November 9, 2017
Maximizing Site Potential for Sport Complexes
Blog , Landscape Architecture , Site Civil Engineering
November 1, 2017
As Permitted Q4 2016 – Midtown Atlanta
Midtown Atlanta was recently named one of the 2016 Great Neighborhoods by the American Planning Association, because of the “historically significant places, proactive planning and community building and arts scene.” The 3.8 square miles of Midtown is one of the […]
Land Disturbance Permitting , Land Planning / Development , Landscape Architecture , Site Civil Engineering
October 5, 2017
Civil Engineers and Landscape Architects Working Side by Side Maximize Site Development Potential
Blog , Land Disturbance Permitting , Site Civil Engineering , Uncategorized
February 17, 2017
Engineered Solutions and Open Dialogue Keep DeKalb County Development Moving Forward
In compliance with a 2010 DeKalb County Consent Decree with the U.S. EPA and the Georgia EPD, DeKalb County has issued restrictions for any development that impacts the County’s sewer system. The decree, which includes a 5-year, $1.335 billion Capital […]