· AKRF in the New York Times for its work in The Village of Pelham Manor. read more     · AKRF’s Shandor Szalay speaks with Philadelphia Inquirer regarding reducing storm water runoff read more     · Andrew Bernick Appointed to Fairfax County Tree Commission read more     · Fred Jacobs Re-Appointed to Maryland State Water Quality Advisory Committee read more     · AKRF assisting in organizing a State of Our Watersheds Conference in Maryland on March 13, 2010 read more     · AKRF Archaeologist Diane Dallal talks to AM New York about “Unearthing Colonial New York” read more     · AKRF to Lead Walking Tour of Historic Easton at Maryland Preservation and Revitalization Conference May 20-21, 2010 read more     · NYREJ Feature: Anne Locke of AKRF works hand-in-hand with developers to preserve the historical integrity of New York City read more     · AKRF Employees Come Together To Support Haiti Relief Efforts read more     · AKRF's Engineers Presenting at “Current Issues in Storm Water Regulation” Conference on April 16, 2010 read more     · New York State Archaeological Association's 94th Annual Meeting: April 23-25, 2010 read more     · New York City: The Noise (E) Designation and Restrictive Declaration read more     · AKRF ADVANCE – Sustainability: Thinking Ahead 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             AKRF Archaeologists Discover Historic Ship AKRF Archaeologists discovered remnants of a late 18th or early 19th century ship while monitoring the excavation for the World Trade Center Vehicle Security Center and Tour Bus Parking Facility project.     EPA Ruling on Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions AKRF can help you navigate the new EPA GHG regulations and how they may affect your facility.     AKRF Further Expands Scope of Sustainability Analysis and Design Services The firm’s expertise focuses on four major areas: Climate Change, Site Design, Water Resources, and Planning and Development.     AKRF Expands Water Resources Services to Firm-Wide Practice Under the leadership of Technical Director Shandor Szalay, AKRF broadens its water resources management services to a firm-wide, interdisciplinary practice.     AKRF Joins Alliance to Help Builders in Tough Economy AKRF joins alliance that will collaborate to offer builders and developers a full range of real estate-related services for site evaluation and development in the New Jersey and Pennsylvania metro area.     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   © AKRF 2006