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Meet Linda Seymour. As an SGH Project Consultant, Linda performs material and structural investigations on a variety of structures. She often takes her findings in the field and brings them back to members of our Applied Science & Research Center, where they can uncover the story behind a failed structure together. When they team up, they can help find the answers to the most challenging proble...

Thank you for sharing many special moments with us in 2024-we can’t wait to create more memories together in 2025! Please join us in reflecting on our shared successes.

Adaptive reuse projects are becoming an increasingly popular approach to construction. Project teams are bringing new life to structures that no longer serve their original use. In this video, structural, building enclosure, and fire life safety experts from Southern California discuss the types of buildings that can be used, what makes a structure a good candidate, how these projects give back...

Meet Emily Norwine. Emily began her professional career teaching chemistry to undergraduate students. Now, she is SGH’s resident chemistry expert, using her skills as an academic researcher in our Applied Science & Research Center to make discoveries and assist engineers when they encounter challenges. Follow #SGHLab on LinkedIn to see all the upcoming interviews in our “Meet the #SGHLab” minis...

Architects, structural engineers, and contractors can play a huge role in reducing the embodied carbon of steel structures. From material selection to construction and demolition, there are many actions that project teams can take to create a greener project. In this video, SGH’s Eric Fleet targets multiple project stages where these groups can make an impact.

Meet Anass Harmal. Anass first joined SGH as an intern and returned as soon as he finished his studies. He brings expertise as a materials scientist and a desire for discovery to the lab, adding to the depth of talented professionals who take on challenges every day. Follow #SGHLab on LinkedIn to see all the upcoming interviews in our “Meet the #SGHLab” miniseries!

Throughout my professional career, I have constantly worked to solve problems and improve the world around me. I recently wrote a few technical bulletins within the roofing industry, highlighting dangerous trends I have noticed throughout my research. In this video, I discuss the threat of trapped moisture within steep slope roofing on the West Coast.

SGH Associate Project Consultant Dolunay (Luna) Oniz explains how her SGH colleagues have become like a family, helping her overcome both personal and professional hurdles.

Producing insulated glass units for facades is a very energy-intensive process. And, unfortunately, most glass will end up in landfills after it’s reached its service life. However, there is some hope. In this video, SGH’s John Jackson offers insight into the future of sustainably reimplementing used glass into the building life cycle.

Meet Emily Hopps. Emily leads SGH’s Building Technology Division in Waltham, MA. As a friend of the lab, she collaborates with its many experts to help her solve problems in the field and deliver answers to her clients’ most difficult questions. Working together, there’s no challenge too complex for this power team. Follow #SGHLab on LinkedIn to see all the upcoming interviews in our “Meet the ...

With just a few small changes in the way we specify steel, we can create larger impacts down the road in our mission to decrease our embodied carbon levels. In this webinar excerpt from our “Cutting Carbon” series, SGH’s Eric Fleet discusses ways to reduce steel's global warming potential in our projects through material specifications and buy clean policies.

SGH Marketing Coordinator Jake Ferraro describes how his mentor, Matt Gotowala, inspires him every day and is always willing to help him learn something new.

Solving difficult problems requires seamless collaboration. As a consultancy, it is imperative that we listen to what our clients want and focus on meeting their needs. In this video, SGH’s Bill Bruin touches on how our SGH team members work together to solve our clients’ most challenging problems.

SGH celebrates 750 employees this summer as the firm welcomes a diverse class of new team members across all offices. This milestone comes as part of a commitment to hiring the best people and brightest minds in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry while supporting and encouraging their continued professional growth. Watch our journey from 3 college professors to an al...

Meet The Lab: Norm Perkins

Cutting Carbon: Adaptability Strategies for New Structures

Meet the Lab: Dave Niles

Cutting Carbon: Fireproofing and Wood Structures

How Does SGH Facilitate Roofing and Waterproofing Projects?

Meet the Lab: Melissa Roth

Cutting Carbon: Embodied Carbon in the Concrete Life Cycle

Why Alternative Means and Methods Requests?

Meet the Lab: Bob Sovie

Cutting Carbon: Embodied Carbon in Building Enclosures

What Are Alternate Means and Methods Requests?

How Does SGH Innovate in the Marine Industy

What Is Embodied Carbon?

2023 Year in Review

How Do Failure Analysis and Investigation Inform Future Decisions?