Projects - Proven Results.

In the lush landscapes of Puerto Rico lies a treasure trove of history—maps from the 1950s that reveal how rural lands were once used. These documents, however, were locked away in fragile, fading paper, making them difficult to access, analyze, and apply to modern-day planning.

In the quiet coastal town of Fajardo, Puerto Rico, nestled between mountains and mangroves, a hidden problem was slowly unraveling beneath the surface. For years, the Santa Rita community had endured wastewater overflows, pipe leaks, and an aging treatment plant that was struggling to keep up with its purpose.

The Loíza (Carraízo) Reservoir is the lifeline of the San Juan Metropolitan Area, supplying drinking water to hundreds of thousands of families. Over the years, sedimentation has steadily reduced its storage capacity—from its original 27 million cubic meters to just 15 million.

n the heart of Winter Haven, Florida, an ambitious industrial venture was taking shape. Florida Can Manufacturing, a state-of-the-art aluminum can facility, has the capacity to produce over 4,000 cans per minute.

In the heart of Puerto Rico's mountains, the community of Espino in San Lorenzo has lived for decades with a fragile water supply. While 95% of Puerto Ricans are served by the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA)

In the southern city of Ponce, Puerto Rico, thousands of families rely on a steady flow of clean and safe drinking water. By 2020, however, the Coto Laurel Water Treatment Plant faced an urgent challenge...