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City of Lake Station representative delivers remarks celebrating the completion of City of Lake Station Crossroads Lift Station Replacement
Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
Mr. Michael Connor, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works along with U.S Army Corps of Engineers Great Lakes and Ohio River Division Brig. Gen. Kimberly Peeples and USACE Buffalo District Lt. Col. Colby Krug discuss Great Lakes topics that will have great impact, including the Great Lakes Coastal Resiliency Strudy and the beneficial use of dredged material.
The November 2024 edition of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District overview placemat, published in Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 14, 2024. The Buffalo District delivers world class engineering solutions to the Great Lakes Region, the Army, and the Nation to ensure national security, environmental sustainability, water resource management, and emergency assistance during peace and war. (U.S. Army illustration by Kaylee Wendt)
Under the BE Project, AKF is implementing a water infrastructure rehabilitation initiative in Abu Hbeylat Village, Hama Governorate, focusing on the elevated water tank (60 m³ capacity) the collection/storage reservoir.
As of July 15, 2026, site progress included pouring the concrete jacket for the columns and beams of the first floor of the elevated tank. Ultimately, this intervention aims to rehabilitate critical water assets, secure a reliable supply of safe drinking water, and improve overall water access and living conditions for the Abu Hbeylat community.
This activity is part of the Building Environment (BE) project, it Safer, sustainable, resilient and inclusive built environments that enhance quality of life. This Activity is funded by AKF and implemented by AKF with Hama Water Authority and the local community.
Representatives for Federal, State, and local partners cut the ribbon celebrating the completion of the Glenwood Section 219 project.
Rep. Frank Mrvan, Gary Mayor Melton, and USACE Chicago District Commander COL Rockwell with local officials and stakeholders get ready to cut the ribbon marking the completion of the Gary sanitary sewer force main replacement.
Under the BE Project, AKF is implementing a water infrastructure rehabilitation initiative in Abu Hbeylat Village, Hama Governorate, focusing on the elevated water tank (60 m³ capacity) the collection/storage reservoir.
As of July 15, 2026, site progress included pouring the concrete jacket for the columns and beams of the first floor of the elevated tank. Ultimately, this intervention aims to rehabilitate critical water assets, secure a reliable supply of safe drinking water, and improve overall water access and living conditions for the Abu Hbeylat community.
This activity is part of the Building Environment (BE) project, it Safer, sustainable, resilient and inclusive built environments that enhance quality of life. This Activity is funded by AKF and implemented by AKF with Hama Water Authority and the local community.
Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
Exploring the backbone of Sydney's urban infrastructure – Rock Bolts. In the heart of this dynamic city, Graham Civil leads the charge in engineering excellence.Rock Bolts, the unsung heroes of construction, fortify Sydney's foundations against natural forces and ensure safety in tunnels, slopes, and rock formations.Graham Civil Sydney stands at the forefront, employing cutting-edge techniques in Rock Bolt installation. These robust supports enhance structural integrity, prevent collapses, and enable safer construction.
The FY2023 Year in Review graphic for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District, published in Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 1, 2023. The Buffalo District delivers world class engineering solutions to the Great Lakes Region, the Army, and the Nation in order to ensure national security, environmental sustainability, water resource management, and emergency assistance during peace and war. (U.S. Army illustration by Joseph Ruszala)
Civil engineering consultants play a crucial role in the development and execution of infrastructure projects across the Caribbean. These professionals possess the technical expertise and industry knowledge required to tackle complex engineering challenges. Whether it’s the construction of highways, bridges, buildings, or water management systems, civil engineering consultants ensure that projects are executed with precision, adhering to safety standards and environmental regulations.
The November 2024 edition of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District overview placemat, published in Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 14, 2024. The Buffalo District delivers world class engineering solutions to the Great Lakes Region, the Army, and the Nation to ensure national security, environmental sustainability, water resource management, and emergency assistance during peace and war. (U.S. Army illustration by Kaylee Wendt)
As part of the Built Environment (BE) project, water infrastructure works have been successfully completed in Al-Shomariyah – Homs Governorate. The project was implemented in partnership with Hama Water Authority, Homs Water Authority, and the local community. The project aims to ensure safe and reliable access to drinking water for the local population through the construction of a 100 m³ underground water tank to collect water from Al-Shomariyah wells. In Phase One, water is conveyed by gravity flow to the Barri Al-Sharqe tank. Phase Two extends water supply services to four additional villages in the rural area of Salamieh: Akareb, Jadouaa, Mofaker Sharqe, and Mofaker Gharbe. As of 16 February 2026, all project components have been completed, including civil, mechanical, and electrical works, marking a significant step toward strengthening sustainable and resilient water services in the targeted communities.
This activity is part of the Building Environment (BE) projects. It contributes to creating safe and resilient learning environments that support communities’ ability to withstand disasters, adapt to climate change, and thrive sustainably. Through the Building Environment (BE) project, the activity focuses on improving physical infrastructure and habitats that enhance safety, resilience, and environmental sustainability, in collaboration with local partners and communities. This Activity is funded by AKF and implemented by AKF with Hama Water Authority, Homs Water Authority, local community.
Rep. Frank Mrvan, Gary Mayor Melton, and USACE Chicago District Commander COL Rockwell with local officials and stakeholders get cut the ribbon marking the completion of the Gary sanitary sewer force main replacement.
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Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
As part of the Building Environment (BE) project, water infrastructure works have been successfully completed in Al-Shomariyah – Homs Governorate. The project was implemented in partnership with Hama Water Authority, Homs Water Authority, and the local community. The project aims to ensure safe and reliable access to drinking water for the local population through the construction of a 100 m³ underground water tank to collect water from Al-Shomariyah wells. In Phase One, water is conveyed by gravity flow to the Barri Al-Sharqe tank. Phase Two extends water supply services to four additional villages in the rural area of Salamieh: Akareb, Jadouaa, Mofaker Sharqe, and Mofaker Gharbe. As of 16 February 2026, all project components have been completed, including civil, mechanical, and electrical works, marking a significant step toward strengthening sustainable and resilient water services in the targeted communities.
This activity is part of the Building Environment (BE) projects. It contributes to creating safe and resilient learning environments that support communities’ ability to withstand disasters, adapt to climate change, and thrive sustainably. Through the Building Environment (BE) project, the activity focuses on improving physical infrastructure and habitats that enhance safety, resilience, and environmental sustainability, in collaboration with local partners and communities. This Activity is funded by AKF and implemented by AKF with Hama Water Authority, Homs Water Authority, local community.
Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
Rep. Frank Mrvan (IN-01) delivers remarks for the ribbon cutting ceremony looking forward to building on this impactful result and collaborating to continue to attract new economic opportunities and good-paying jobs to Northwest Indiana.
The July 2024 edition of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District overview placemat, published in Buffalo, N.Y., July 30, 2024. The Buffalo District delivers world class engineering solutions to the Great Lakes Region, the Army, and the Nation in order to ensure national security, environmental sustainability, water resource management, and emergency assistance during peace and war. (U.S. Army illustration by Joseph Ruszala)
Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
Under the Community-Based Solar Energy (CBSE) project, civil works have commenced across three rural locations in Tartous — Aqr Zaite, AlMhaouta, and Albtehieh. On 20 May 2026, field operations focused on the precise preparation and pouring of concrete foundations at the selected sites to secure the structural frameworks for upcoming solar array installations. This marks a significant step toward providing a reliable and clean energy alternative that reduces dependence on conventional fuels and fosters long-term environmental sustainability for rural households.
This activity is part of the CBSE project, which aims to provide sustainable energy solutions through off-grid solar power systems, delivering affordable and clean electricity to unlock social and economic development and improve quality of life. This activity is funded and implemented by the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF)
As part of the Building Environment (BE) project, water infrastructure works have been successfully completed in Barri Village – Salamieh City, Hama Governorate. The project aimed to ensure safe and reliable access to drinking water for the local population through the establishment of a control room linked to the Barri water tank. This facility enables effective monitoring and management of operational processes, enhancing the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of water services. As of 16 February 2026, all project components have been finalized, including civil, mechanical, and electrical works.
This activity is part of the Building Environment (BE) projects. It contributes to creating safe and resilient learning environments that support communities’ ability to withstand disasters, adapt to climate change, and thrive sustainably. Through the Building Environment (BE) project, the activity focuses on improving physical infrastructure and habitats that enhance safety, resilience, and environmental sustainability, in collaboration with local partners and communities. This Activity is funded by AKF and implemented by AKF with Hama Water Authority and the local community.
Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
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As part of the Building Environment (BE) project, water infrastructure works have been successfully completed in Barri Village – Salamieh City, Hama Governorate. The project aimed to ensure safe and reliable access to drinking water for the local population through the establishment of a control room linked to the Barri water tank. This facility enables effective monitoring and management of operational processes, enhancing the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of water services. As of 16 February 2026, all project components have been finalized, including civil, mechanical, and electrical works.
This activity is part of the Building Environment (BE) projects. It contributes to creating safe and resilient learning environments that support communities’ ability to withstand disasters, adapt to climate change, and thrive sustainably. Through the Building Environment (BE) project, the activity focuses on improving physical infrastructure and habitats that enhance safety, resilience, and environmental sustainability, in collaboration with local partners and communities. This Activity is funded by AKF and implemented by AKF with Hama Water Authority and the local community.
Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
Architectural photography, civil construction documentation, and site development media capturing commercial builds, infrastructure projects, and interior design. Produced by Source Media, Australia.
Mr. Michael Connor, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works along with U.S Army Corps of Engineers Great Lakes and Ohio River Division Brig. Gen. Kimberly Peeples and USACE Buffalo District Lt. Col. Colby Krug discuss Great Lakes topics that will have great impact, including the Great Lakes Coastal Resiliency Strudy and the beneficial use of dredged material.
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