SRW is proud to announce that Principal Partner Cappy Sabir, already an acclaimed Design Engineer, has now earned a masters in Architecture from Southern Illinois University. His innovative architectural design class projects earned rave reviews from his professors and it has inspired all of us at SRW to dream bigger and to strive to reach our own goals. Congrats Cappy!
Hand tools were at the fore at the recent Sunrise Mill Community Building Workshop, as demonstrated here by workshop participant Ed Sabir. Photo by Daniel Girard.
Timber Framer Ed Sabir Volunteers at Sunrise Mill Build
Vivid Culinarian
Kyle Martin
Meeting with Jonnel Doris - NYC Mayor's Office
Yvette Richardson attended a meeting with other Engineering and Architecture firms to advocate for more inclusion for African-American owned firms. She got a chance to meet with Jonnel Doris of the Senior Advisor for the City’s Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprise program and Commission Greg Bishop of NYC Small Business Services.
She Builds Waves : Authenticity
She Builds Waves is a collective of women making connections and supporting one another with their ideas and goals in the built industry. Yvette Richardson engaged and shared her ideas of defining what authenticity in the career industry really means.
Celebratory Dinner
Minnie's Retirement Party
Today we honor Minnie on her retirement. She’s been a great asset to us here at SRW and we will miss her deeply. We are truly grateful to have had the honor of working with Minnie. Good luck in the coming years, and enjoy your retirement!
nycoba NOMA Owner's Roundtable
SRW was well represented at nycoba NOMA'S Owners Roundtable where we had many proactive conversations about professional practice and our legacy.
Congratulation to our graduates of 2019!
Click on the cap to see our graduates!
NYC'S SECRET GEM#4: Truman High School TV Studio
Did you know Truman High School in the Bronx has a TV Studio?
Heitzman Recreation Center Rebuild Project
The next facility is Heitzman Recreation Center in Harrowgate, receiving funds from Rebuild Philadelphia. Mayor Jim Kenney’s ambitious Rebuild Philadelphia project to invest $500 million in Philly parks, libraries, and recreation centers, has been long held back due to a major legal battle over taxes. SRW is honored to be part of this journey!
