Saville, Turner, and Kirsch Join HRG
/in Company News, News-Education, News-GIS & Survey, News-Healthcare, News-Land Development /by Judy Lincoln
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG) is pleased to announce the addition of three professionals to our State College office team: Mark Saville, Alan Turner, and Steve Kirsch.
Saville and Turner both join the Geomatics division; Saville will serve as group manager, and Turner will serve as team leader.
Saville is a licensed professional land surveyor with extensive experience in the higher education market. He has contributed to a wide variety of improvements to the campus residence halls, arboretum, classrooms and athletic facilities at Penn State University, and he is well-versed in all phases of site development (including comprehensive campus utility infrastructure, roadways, site grading, stormwater and regulatory agency approvals). His experience also includes healthcare facilities, hospitality, community streetscapes, senior living, retail, commercial office space and residential subdivisions.
Turner has 30 years of experience in land surveys and construction stakeout, including boundary and topographic surveys, ALTA land title surveys, site utilities and hardscape surveys, building baseline control, and as-built surveys. He is skilled as a technician and as a crew chief, managing staff, schedule and budget to provide the highest level of service to his clients.
Kirsch will join the firm’s Land Development group as a team leader. He is a licensed professional engineer with a wide range of experience in all aspects of civil infrastructure design and permitting including stormwater management, erosion and sedimentation controls and land development permitting. His projects include residential communities, higher education and medical institutions, as well as sports and recreational facilities.
HRG President Jason Fralick is excited for the contribution these individuals will make to the team, saying “Mark, Alan and Steve are excellent leaders and client driven professionals. They will provide a great compliment to our current technical capabilities in the State College area and offer strategic insight into new and growing markets for HRG. They will do an excellent job guiding our clients and our team toward future success.”
ABOUT HRG
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG) is a nationally ranked design firm providing civil engineering, surveying, and environmental services. The firm was founded in Harrisburg in 1962 and has grown to employ more than 200 people in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia.
HRG Project Wins Certificate of Merit from the Lancaster County Planning Commission
/in Company News, News-Healthcare, News-Land Development /by Jared Kroh
Photo courtesy of the Lancaster County Planning Commission
(L-R) Dennis Stuckey, Dennis Reichel, Robert Shenk, Mary Frey, Joseph Puskar, Scott Martin, Leo Lutz
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG) is pleased to announce that our project, the Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute, was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the Lancaster County Planning Commission at its Envision Leadership Awards Program on March 24 at the Manheim Township Public Library.
These awards recognize those in the community who embrace smart growth concepts and demonstrate the advantages of good planning.
The Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute provides a holistic approach to cancer treatment by combining multiple support services with the full suite of medical specialties under one roof in order to treat the patient’s body and spirit as one. The 70,000 square-foot, two-story building is part of Lancaster General Health’s Suburban Outpatient Pavilion.
As the civil engineer for this project, HRG worked with LGH and its entire team to incorporate many green and sustainable components into the design such as:
- A curved glass building facade with a southern exposure that promotes passive heating and cooling and natural lighting.
- Trees to reduce the heat island effect.
- Exterior lighting designed to eliminate off-site light pollution.
- A stone base for the paving that used recycled site materials.
- Eleven rain gardens and eleven bioswales to promote sustainable stormwater management.
- A 10,000 gallon cistern to gather rainwater for site irrigation.
ABOUT HRG
Originally founded in 1962, HRG has grown to be a nationally ranked Top 500 Design Firm, providing civil engineering, surveying and environmental services to public and private sector clients. The 200-person employee-owned firm currently has office locations in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia.