The City of Ecorse City Council awarded the contract to AEW on Tuesday, July 30 to serve as the City’s Consulting Engineer. We’re honored to have been selected for this position, and look forward to working with the Ecorse team…
Jason Arlow, AEW’s Director of Architecture, and Matt Berge, Licensed Architect, attended the recent Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police (MACP) conference at Boyne Highlands Resort in Harbor Springs representing our firm, and sharing some of the current and recently…
The University holds annual “Summer Career Camps” for high school students highlighting “Engineering and Computer Science,” “Career Exploration,” “Health Care Professions,” and “Criminal Justice.” AEW once-again hosted the “Engineering and Computer Science” section at our Shelby Township headquarters offices this…
Kyle was part of a team of nine men from Faith Lutheran Church in Troy who volunteered to insulate and install new siding on Victory Lutheran Church in Gwinn, 450 miles from home, June 6-9. Located on the former K.…
AEW’s Scott Chabot, PE, Senior Project Engineer, and the firm’s liaison to our client Clinton Township, working with Mary W. Bednar, PE, CFM, the Township’s Director of Public Services, completed a successful SEMCOG Grant Application resulting in the organization awarding…
A ribbon cutting was held on Thursday, June 20 for Phase I of the ADA accessible kayak launch, fixed platform, gangway, informational kiosk, picnic tables, kayak locker and bike racks. The first phase is now complete, and the City of…
The Springfield Township Board of Trustees recently awarded a contract for the Township’s “General Civil and Municipal Engineering Services” to AEW. We’re honored to be selected as the Township’s Engineer, and look forward to serving the (almost) 14,000 residents, businesses…
Supervisor Acciavatti shared that much of the township infrastructure is “relatively new,” and includes: 134 miles of sanitary sewers 239 miles of water lines 4,000 manholes 3 meter stations 7 pump stations The Township doesn’t own any roads; they’re owned…
Michigan is home to more than 11,000 inland lakes, tens of thousands of miles of rivers and streams, 6.5 million acres of wetlands, 3,200 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, 74,000 acres of coastal dunes, and vast groundwater resources. Your community’s…
This new valve is being installed to reduce water pressures from the GLWA supply upstream of the valve, typically in the range of 70-90 pounds per square inch (PSI), and the Township’s supply lines which operate best at a fairly…
Anna Casale joined the Structural Engineering department at AEW in July 2017. Her educational credentials include a Bachelor’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, her Master’s in Civil Engineering, and a PhD in Mechanical and Civil Engineering, all earned in…
As they’ve done dependably for almost 30 years, a team of AEW administrators and staff recently came together to clean up a wide assortment of litter along Schoenherr Road, between 23 and 24 Mile Roads in Shelby Township. Our AEW…
According to “Forbes,” “On the fourth Thursday of each April, more than 37 million Americans at over 3.5 million workplaces participate in ‘Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day,’ and April 25 this year marked the program’s twenty-first anniversary.”…
The Township’s Board of Trustees recently voted unanimously to have AEW complete these two very important projects for their community. We will be completing the Architectural, Structural and Civil Engineering facets of these projects and in conjunction with our sub-contractor…
As our firm grows in both our Geographic Information Systems (GIS) services and the communities we serve with the state-of-the-art technology we have available, GIS Coordinator Jeff Miller and his team are sharing their expertise at forums in neighboring communities…
The new 154-room Cambria Hotel will be located at 600 W. Lafayette Blvd., on a site currently known as the Walker-Roehrig Building, and is part of a $47 million project that includes restaurants, a rooftop lounge, office and retail tenants.…
Anderson, Eckstein & Westrick, Inc., (AEW), was recently awarded a five-year contract for “Consulting Engineering Services” for Clinton Township, a first for our firm. The Township’s Board of Trustees voted at their January 14 meeting to award the contract to…
AEW is proud and honored to add the new police and fire Public Safety Building coming to Macomb Township to our growing list of municipal building projects. Our team performed the architectural design, structural and civil engineering, and survey services…
The new Meijer store is located at the corner of 10 Mile Road and Schoenherr, on the site of the former Henry Ford Macomb Hospital campus, also previously known as Bi-County Hospital. The grand opening ribbon cutting was attended by…
Center Line Mayor Bob Binson, Southeast Michigan Chamber of Commerce President John Johson, and AEW’s Chairman of the Board Roy Rose. At the annual awards presentation luncheon meeting of the Southeast Michigan Chamber of Commerce (SMCC), there were a number…
AEW’s Board of Directors: Scott Lockwood, PE, Executive VP, Steve Pangori, PE, President & CEO, Gordie Wilson, PE, Executive VP, Vanessa Hayes, CPA, CFO, Secretary/Treasurer, and Roy Rose, PE, Chairman of the Board. Clients, employees and friends all came together…
Rendering of the market at “The Corner,” a $30-million mixed-use project that will fill in the final piece of the old Tiger Stadium site in Detroit. (Photo: Rossetti) Aerial view of the corner of Michigan and Trumbull in Detroit, the site…
Gary Leideker and Fred Huysentruyt reviewing some plans in the early 1970’s. Way back in the 1960s, Warren Anderson, known to acquaintances as “Andy,” had thoughts of beginning his own engineering firm, but it was a somewhat daunting task. He…
Craig Amey, PS, AEW Senior Project Surveyor, and licensed FAA Remote Pilot, demonstrates the firm’s “Inspire 2 UAV” for two classes at the Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center (MMSTC) in Warren. Craig Amey, PS, Senior Project Surveyor, recently spoke with students…
Potholes are damaging motorist’s tires, wheels and suspensions, with no relief in sight. From Wikipedia: The alkali–silica reaction (ASR), more commonly known as “concrete cancer”, is a swelling reaction that occurs over time in concrete between the highly alkaline…
Kyle, right, pictured with another volunteer, and a local family who was thrilled to be able to move into their new homeprovided by Kyle and his team along with the “Casas Por Christo” organization. AEW Senior Project Engineer Kyle…
AEW’s Senior Project Engineer Lou Urban, Macomb County Office of Public Works (MCOPW) Construction and Maintenance Manager Evans Bantios, and AEW’s Chairman of the Board Roy Rose accept the 2018 Michigan Association of County Drain Commissioners (MACDC) “Innovation and Excellence…
A number of elected officials, contractors, and citizens were on hand for the long-awaited re-opening of 15 Mile, and the completion of repairs to the formerly collapsed interceptor. When the family who lived at the corner of Eberlein and…
On a very chilly November day, the Fraser First Booster Club and the City of Fraser held a Ribbon Cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the second phase of the park. Booster and city officials including Vania Apps, on…
Michael Vigneron, a 14 year AEW employee, and a lifelong resident of Ira Township, was recently appointed to the township’s Planning Commission, a position he’s well qualified for. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Michigan Tech, and his Master’s…
Anderson, Eckstein and Westrick have once again teamed with Wing Construction as a design/build team for a new Shelby Township Fire Station No. 4. Currently located on Schoenherr, west of 23 Mile, Station No. 4 was put into service in…
Now located in the Chesterfield Historical Village at 47275 Sugarbush in the township, the Chapel was originally located about one-quarter mile away at Kolping Park, 47440 Sugarbush where it was built in 1932. Its unique construction includes stones and shells…
Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel addressed the officials and principals assembled for the Ground Breaking for this important new exit ramp. AEW designed this important project that will give the motoring public a new exit ramp that will connect M-53…
Artist’s rendering of the Veterans Tribute that will be built on Adams Road, just south of Silverbell Road in Oakland Township. The Veterans Tribute of Oakland Township (VTOT) will be built in three phases. “We will accomplish Phase I of…
A substantial milestone was reached in the recovery shaft repair process on Tuesday, Sept. 12 when contractors began pumping cellular grout into the shaft to encase the HOBAS pipe. Once this is finished, the remainder of the shaft will be…
AEW’s newest addition to our equipment stable includes two specially modified bicycles to facilitiate gathering Geographic Information Systems (GIS) datapoints in an urban environment. The bikes are outfitted with a GPS data collector and receiver, a device to mark…
County Executive Mark Hackel, Metroparks Acting Director Mike Reese, Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority Commissioners and Administrators, AEW representatives, playground equipment manufacturer’s representatives, and a host of children all were on hand for the official Ribbon Cutting of the beautiful new…
Team AEW comprised of employees, friends and families, had a great afternoon at Jimmy John’s Field on Sunday, August 13, 2017. AEW’s Employee Activity Committee (EAC) did another great job of organizing our second annual family outing at Jimmy John’s…
Clinton Township Supervisor Bob Cannon and Clerk Kim Meltzer, along with AEW’s Wayne Oehmke, addressed the seniors during the Town Hall meeting. The Villages of Clinton Pointe, an independent senior living apartment community, is located at 15393 15 Mile in…
With repair efforts progressing well, Commissioner Miller and Executive Hackel, as they’ve done several times before, paid a personal visit to the site of the damaged sewer interceptor in Fraser where they were updated on the progress to date. They…
Gov. Rick Snyder has signed the final documents releasing the city from more than eight years of financial oversight by the state’s Treasury Department. Michigan Treasurer Nick Khouri announced on August 1 that the Pontiac Receivership Transition Advisory Board (PRTAB)…
It’s been seven months since that December 24, 2016 Christmas Eve morning when homeowners on Eberlein Street in Fraser were awakened to “pounding noises,” and other sounds and conditions, that forced the evacuation of the 22 homes on Eberlein, plus…
Roseville officials, DDA members, business owners and residents were on hand for the groundbreaking ceremonies kicking off $1.2 million in streetscape improvements along Utica Road. The weather was overcast and gray earlier in the day, but the sun came out…
The new, combined Richmond & Lenox EMS and Smart headquarters building is located at 34505 32 Mile Road in Richmond The new Richmond & Lenox EMS(RLEMS)/SMART Headquarters was completed in just over nine months, from the Oct. 10, 2016 groundbreaking…
Gov. Rick Snyder announced last week the initial appointments to the Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Task Force. Overseen by the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), the 27-member task force will develop statewide policy recommendations on the operation, use, and regulation…
This rendering prepared by Peter Allen & Associates illustrates how the new project will enhance this very busy area beginning at the corner of Gratiot and Utica Road, and continuing to 12 Mile Road. The City of Roseville’s “Utica Road…
–Photo by Craig Amey, AEW Senior Project Surveyor NESA members gathered at the 15 Mile Sewer Interceptor Repair site for a briefing by AEW’s Executive Vice President and NESA board member Scott Lockwood and AEW team members. NESA members meet…
–Photo by Roy Rose Two small excavators are working in the actual shaft, and between them is the manhole that is being removed as the digging progresses toward the damaged interceptor, still approximately another 30 feet below their current depth of about…
Located at 47460 Schoenherr, north of 21 Mile, Shelby’s Station No. 5 was commissioned into service on June 20. AEW and Wing Construction worked together to bring Shelby Township’s state-of-the-art, newest station on line to serve the busy southeast portion of…
Ribbon Cutting festivities were held on May 19, 2017. Henry Ford Executive VP & COO Gary Beaulac, AEW President & CEO Roy Rose, Henry Ford President & CEO Barb Rossmann, Richmond Mayor Tim Rix, and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel participated…