W & W in the News
Williams & Works was part of the consultant team that presented a new Farmers' Market Master Plan to the City of Kalamazoo.
Williams & Works is assisting the City of Norton Shores with the construction of bike lanes.
Lynee Wells, AICP, is a member of the Leadership Grand Rapids class of 2012.
Williams & Works is assisting the City of Kalamazoo in planning the future of the Farmers' Market.
Williams & Works is working with the Cascade Charter Township DDA to remake thier downtown area.
Williams & Works and Spring Lake Township were awarded a Best Practice Award by the Michigan Association of Planning for work on the Spring Lake Township Zoning Ordinance!
Williams & Works is working with the City of Wyoming to revive economic life on 28th Street.
Williams & Works assisted Veolia Energy Grand Rapids win an innovation award. (registration required)
Neighborhood Ventures, Uptown Corridor Improvement District of Grand Rapids and Williams & Works shared the 2010 Metropolitan Blueprint Award from the Grand Valley Metropolitan Council.
Featured Project
Turn on 28th Street
Williams & Works is part of a team of experts assisting the City of Wyoming in developing a new Sub Area Plan for a section of 28th Street from Clyde Park Avenue to Burlingame Avenue. Our goal is to plan for a transformation of this area into a sustainable, economically vibrant and desirable place.
Check out the project's facebook page or the City of Wyoming's website for more details.
Resources and Publications
Williams, S.E. Reconsidering Rotating Biological Contactors. January 2011.
Energy Recovery with Digester Gas Utilization. [PDF 1.6 MB] Presented by Jeff Pugh, PE, at the MWEA Process Seminar in East Lansing, MI, December 8, 2010.
Kilpatrick, J., Dienes, S and Frankland, C. Service Consolidation in Michigan. Presented at the 2010 Michigan Association of Planning Annual Conference. October 2010.
Wegener, B., and Mieras, B. Transforming a Small Downtown in Dorr Township. Published in Planning and Zoning News. September 2010.
Water and Biofuels: Implications for Michigan [PDF] Written and presented by Brandon Mieras, P.E. and Steven Williams, P.E. at the Michigan Water Environment Association, 84th Annual Conference in June 2009.
Williams, S.E. MWEA Members’ Talents Create Return on Investment for Village of Kingsley. MWEA Matters, Vol. 3, No. 3, Fall 2007.
Williams, S.E. and Hamilton, R. MWEA Members’ Talents Create ROI for Village of Kingsley. (PowerPoint) Presented at Michigan Water Environment Association Annual Meeting, Boyne Falls, Michigan, 2007.