We started our 10th anniversary celebration off using a splash advertisement with the Central Penn Business Journal!  We will be delivering more advertisements as time comes – stay tuned and on the look out!!

Happy Anniversary to us! K&W is 10 years old today!!!

Many thanks to the K&W team, our clients, families, and friends…wouldn’t be who we are without you.

Cheers!

K&W Engineers was honored to receive the Dauphin County Planning Commission’s 2015 Premier Project Award for its work at the Harrisburg Area Community College’s John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center.  K&W was responsible for the site planning and design that helped HACC develop a world class public training facility for police, fire, healthcare and emergency personnel.  The Premier Project Award recognizes leadership in creating projects which aid the community with growth and revitalization. Beth Dombrowsky, HACC’s Managing Director joined K&W Principal J. Marc Kurowski at the awards ceremony held January 13, 2015.

For more information on all of the projects honored please visit Central Penn Business Journal’s article.

Presidents and other thought leaders look ahead on cost, technology and learning.
By: University Business Staff – University Business, January 2015

Donald Farish

President, Roger Williams University, Rhode Island

Topic: Tuition and financial aid

Trend: Well over half of the nonprofit private colleges failed to meet either their enrollment or revenue targets this fall. Despite this, I predict that the overwhelming majority of these schools will continue to increase both tuition and discount rates next year, and even more of them will fall short of their enrollment and revenue targets.

Daniel Porterfield

President, Franklin & Marshall College (Pa.)

Topic: Affordability and value

Trend: If you’re a college or university business officer, you’re going to have to continue dealing with the issues of affordability and value. Every institution—public and private alike—needs a logic for its price, and should be doubling down to create educational quality and services that add value to students’ lives and to society as a whole.

Read the rest of the article here.

SAM is Central Pennsylvania’s only dedicated art museum, with exhibits reflecting the community’s diverse cultural heritage and the work of over 110 regional artists. A model for revitalization and historic preservation, K&W provided site design and land development services for the new $7 million museum located in the historic Keystone Building, at Third and Calder streets in Harrisburg’s Midtown neighborhood.

Specifically K&W was responsible for plan approval (land development, zoning, erosion and sediment control) and site design services for the tight, urban location. Design elements included pedestrian and vehicular access, landscape design, utility coordination, and parking facilities.  K&W also prepared the property boundary and topographic survey, coordinated environmental investigation and geotechnical work, and provided construction phase services.

Click on the following link to be directed to Penn Lives’ article.