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SEH September 2026 Insights Newsletter

Written by SEH | September 11, 2026

Better decisions start with better visibility. 

Plans and drawings tell an important story, but they don't always make it easy to see how your project will look, feel, or function in the real world. Today, visualization is taking on a bigger role in AEC, helping project teams and stakeholders bring ideas to life before they’re built. Discover how AI and real-time visualization tools are changing the way AEC teams make decisions and spot issues before they become costly surprises. 

Yet, seeing what’s possible is just the beginning.
Airports are constantly balancing today’s needs with tomorrow’s demand. Hear from Joel Martinez on this month’s {Brief}ly Speaking as he shares insights on capital planning, funding challenges, capacity, and growing demand for hangar space. Tune in now to hear what’s on the radar and how airport leaders can prepare for growth while keeping daily operations moving. 
And good planning happens room by room.
A successful childcare facility is about much more than bright classrooms and playful spaces. From restrooms and staff areas to storage and outdoor playgrounds, every space comes with its own code and licensing considerations. Whether you’re planning a new facility or updating an existing one, explore room-by-room key childcare design considerations to create spaces that support children, families, and staff.
Of course, sometimes plans need to adapt to what’s already there.
At Romeis Millstream Apartments in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, structural settlement put senior residents’ homes at risk. With two wings affected and limited funding, the project required a careful approach that balanced safety with housing stability. See how SEH partnered with Paul Davis Restoration Services to develop a stabilization strategy that addressed critical safety and code requirements while allowing residents of 23 apartments in the stable wing to remain in their homes.