Increasing the quality of life and generating lasting, innovative, and sustainable solutions for clients, employees, and the community—that’s the overarching message behind the new SEH brand statement.


Tweeting isn’t just for teens and media moguls—it’s also for city governments of all sizes.


As part of the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s Innovative Ideas Program, SEH led the design and deployment of a fully-functional Intersection Warning System, a Stop Sign Warning System and a Curve Warning System using low-cost, portable, solid state systems that help reduce crashes and move toward zero deaths on Minnesota roads.


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Version issues and inconsistent emissions data


SEH Board of Directors Names New Principals and Associates

The SEH Board of Directors named the following three new principals, who were selected for their superior performance, client service, and technical expertise.

New Principals and Associates


SEH YouTube channel showcases innovative projects


In 2011, SEH received over a dozen awards representing client projects and solutions, each contributing to Building a Better World for All of Us. The awards also recognize the outstanding achievements of our employees.


In December 2009, the National League of Cities concluded that American cities are facing a $56 billion shortfall. Yet...this grim news does not mean your community project needs to go on hold. Even in this economy, SEH continues to help hundreds of clients find the money for needed projects. In fact, in the past 18 months, SEH's Community and Economic Development staff helped secure more than $200 million for clients.


Lora Grgich, AIA, LEED AP recently joined SEH as an Architectural Practice Center Leader. In this role, she directs the architectural efforts for Minnesota, South Dakota, and Iowa. She also oversees the group's business development and sustainable design efforts.


The runway expansion project at Flying Cloud Airport in Eden Prairie, Minn. has been a long time coming. After an extensive public study, planning and funding process that lasted almost 20 years, final project approval was received from the Federal Aviation Administration in 2008.


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