Office Locations ABOUT OUR PHILOSOPHY HISTORY LEADERSHIP TEAM AWARDS COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT WHAT WE DO ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURE PLANNING INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS NEWS INSIGHT CAREERS EMPLOYEE BENEFITS JOB OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT Engineers Offering a full range of services committed to delivering the highest quality design. more + Architects Providing complete design capabilities in both the private and public sectors. more + Planners Strategically making knowledgeable project and programming decisions for our clients. more + International BH remains on the cutting edge of the global market with our German office. more + FEATURED WORK Water Resources CODORUS CREEK BEAUTIFICATION INITIATIVE Codorus Creek runs through the City of York approximately 7.5 miles upstream of its confluence with the Susquehanna River. The 279-square-mile watershed has been continuously occupied since colonial days. Historic development of the downtown area included severe encroachment on the floodplain, with building right up to the creek banks. As part of current efforts to revitalize the City, attention has turned to restoring access to the creek shoreline and enhancing its amenity value. As part of the beautification initiative, BH has provided survey, environmental analysis, master planning, public outreach, and schematic design services to identify improvements and program opportunities, focusing on reconnecting urban plazas and neighborhoods with the creek. Services also included exploring alternatives for improvements and program opportunities, as well as determining where plaza(s) and connections can be made from neighborhoods. MORE + Transportation I-40/I-240 INTERCHANGE IMPROVEMENTS Rapid growth on the east side of Memphis has caused significant traffic congestion and safety issues at the I-40/I-240 Interchange in Shelby County, TN. With continued growth, the interchange is projected to handle more than 350,000 vehicles daily by 2035. BH had designed the initial (Phase I) interchange improvements, and TDOT contracted with BH to design the Phase II improvements. At $109 million, it was the largest single job bid by TDOT at the time of project award. The project extends from Walnut Grove to north of Covington Pike and east of White Station Road to Sycamore View Road in east Memphis. It included the construction of a four-level interchange. The new flyover and ramps along with a widened roadway improved traffic flow on the interstates and the nearby roads feeding the interstate. MORE + Architecture STATE COLLEGE BOROUGH PUBLIC WORKS COMPLEX BH provided architectural and engineering services to the Borough of State College for the design and construction administration of a Municipal Public Works Service Maintenance Facility. The project was built on the existing Public Works site and required a phased construction schedule and included two new vehicle storage buildings, a new administration building, new wash bays, new salt/gravel storage bays, and relocation/replacement of an existing pavilion. The Borough’s goals for the project were to be a model project for social, environmental, and economic sustainability as well as energy reduction, flooding remediation, and reduced emissions all while using the unique resource opportunities at the site. MORE + RECENT NEWS YOU’RE INVITED TO THE BH 2021 INSIGHT SPEAKER SERIES Buchart Horn is excited to announce the Insight Speaker Series! This series of four scheduled conversations between BH CEO Brian … more + WILL CORONAVIRUS BE THE END OF DEMAND-BASED VENTILATION CONTROL? By Bob MacCamy, PE, Senior Mechanical Engineer The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is currently conducting an extensive … more + (800) 274-2224 careers privacy policy news CONTACT LOUISIANA MARYLAND MISSISSIPPI NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA TENNESSEE VIRGINIA GERMANY