· Shandor Szalay Expands AKRF's Aquatic Systems Restoration and Stormwater Management Practice read more     · Jannine McColgan, P.E. Expands AKRF's Site/Civil Engineering Practice read more     · AKRF VP Marc Godick Explains How Cleaning Up and Building on Brownfields Benefits the Real Estate Industry read more     · Ed Applebome of AKRF Uses His Leadership Philosophies as the Elements for Success read more     · AKRF Continues to Expand Its Environmental, Planning, and Engineering Services in the Baltimore/Washington Area read more     · AKRF’s Economics Department Goes “Green” with the Promotion of John Neill read more     · How to Stay Ahead of Preservation Constraints read more     · Stormwater Compliance in NY’s Urban Environment read more · Fresh Kills Park—City planner to lead transformation of dump into oasis read more     · Coney Island Redevelopment—Coney Island: Revival For the “People’s Playground” read more     · Javits Center Expansion—“Javits Center Expansion Approaches Final Hurdle” read more         Susan Jainchill Brings Landscape Architecture to AKRF AKRF welcomes Susan Jainchill, who joins the firm as a Senior Landscape Architect. Ms. Jainchill will play a pivotal role in expanding AKRF's landscape architectural services.     AKRF Welcomes Martin Brogie to the Firm's New Connecticut Office Martin Brogie, who joins the firm as a Vice President, brings more than 17 years of professional experience in hazardous waste and natural resource consulting for commercial and industrial properties located primarily in Connecticut.     Debra Allee Ranked in Crain's 100 Most Influential Women in New York One of AKRF's founders, Debra Allee, has been ranked with other key businesswomen due to her long career working on some of the most significant projects in New York, as well as her positive impact on our industry.     The Eastern Westchester Biotic Corridor Overlay District AKRF is developing an intermunicipal overlay zoning district to preserve biodiversity for several Westchester municipalities.     Making the Brownfields Opportunity Areas Program Work for You In densely populated areas, real estate prices have pushed developers into reconsidering the feasibility of cleaning up abandoned industrial areas for other uses. Here’s how AKRF is making it cost-effective for the City of Yonkers.             New York City · Hudson Valley · Long Island · New Jersey · Baltimore / Washington · Connecticut   © AKRF 2006