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Giffels Webster
Dedicated to making communities better.
About Giffels Webster
Giffels Webster is a collection of people – civil engineers, landscape architects, planners, surveyors and GIS specialists – who choose every day to make communities better. Through our projects and community involvement, our people and our firm strengthen the areas in which we work and live. Through diverse experience serving public, private and institutional sectors, we bring a unique perspective that creates better living and working spaces. From retail and housing developments to streetscape planning and water treatment, we provide and implement solutions that meet today’s demands while anticipating tomorrow’s needs. Even as communities and lifestyles change, this vision of quality living through better planning and design creates lasting results and relevancy. In short, we’re there with the right balance of expertise, resources, capabilities and humanity.
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5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Giffels Webster is visiting a university near the author's company location in Michigan and Ohio to connect with the next generation of talent.
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Presence & Recognition
Giffels Webster spoke with WDET about trees and green spaces managing stormwater, reducing runoff, and improving air and water quality.
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Presence & Recognition
Giffels Webster Partner Michael Marks spoke with Axios Detroit about the city's century-old brick sewers and the considerations for connecting new development to historic infrastructure.
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Operations & Supply
Giffels Webster worked with the Genesee County Road Commission on the Fenton Road and Baldwin Road roundabout project, which opened to traffic on August 15.
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Operations & Supply
Giffels Webster provided landscape architecture and civil engineering services for the renovation of Keast Commons at Wayne State University, transforming the central campus space into a flexible University Commons designed to support campus life and events.
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