American Structurepoint

Dan Jones Road in Avon, Indiana, is now officially open! American Structurepoint is proud to have contributed to this transformative project, which expanded the roadway from two to four lanes, added a 10-foot-wide multiuse trail, and introduced a multi-lane roundabout at CR 150 S. By improved vehicle capacity and enhanced pedestrian access, Dan Jones Road will deliver meaningful benefits to the community.

Our Ohio team welcomed the Mayor Andrew Ginther of Columbus, his outstanding leadership team, Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin, Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) President and Chief Executive Officer Monica Tellez-Fowler, and the incredible team from COTA to our design center. This was a fantastic opportunity to collaborate, discuss innovative solutions, and explore ways we can work together to enhance transportation and infrastructure in Ohio. We are excited for the future of Columbus, and it’s inspiring to see local leadership dedicated to driving progress and improving the quality of life for the people and communities we serve. We look forward to building on today’s conversations and continuing to support our city’s growth and development through the COTA sales tax levy. Congratulations to all involved on the successful passage of the sales tax for transit initiatives in Central Ohio. #LinkUS

American Structurepoint partnered with the City of Bonita Springs to improve safety and traffic flow at the East Terry Street and Old US 41 roundabout. Through crash data analysis, field observations, and direct collaboration with the city and adjacent stakeholders, our team recommended enhancements including raised lane dividers, crosswalk location adjustments, and pavement marking modifications—resulting in a more efficient and safer intersection for the community. City of Bonita Springs

It’s not by accident, it’s by design that American Structurepoint feels like family. Jake Krokey shares how friendships with coworkers deliver better results for our clients. Jake believes his team lives out a supportive family-oriented culture where collaboration thrives.

We welcome Rachel Ebner, business development director, to American Structurepoint’s Tampa design center. Rachel looks forward to partnering with the leaders at the Florida Department of Transportation and local Florida community officials to bring new infrastructure projects to life. To learn more about Rachel, visit: https://lnkd.in/g7cBeBUA.

Design Director Matt Jennings recently shared insights on how American Structurepoint guides communities through the complex process of project development, from concept to completion. By prioritizing collaboration, community engagement, and data-driven design, our professionals make sure every project not only meets functional needs but also strengthens community connections. https://lnkd.in/gbDVZUmc

Our Planning + Economic Development Group Leader Matthew O'Rourke recently shared how a comprehensive retail gap analysis helped the City of Crawfordsville identify its true market needs, correcting outdated data and delivering new grocery options. By leveraging community insights and data-driven strategies, Crawfordsville is now better equipped to attract the businesses its residents want! https://lnkd.in/g4xqTvRu

At American Structurepoint, it’s by design that we create a workplace that embraces a family-oriented culture where we are committed to each other. Jess Pounds shares that this dedication to a family culture is a key reason why he looks forward to coming to work each day.

The I-4 (SR 400) at Sand Lake Road Interchange Design-Build project is in progress! Our Florida team is proud to contribute to this transformative project that will ease congestion, boost safety, and cut travel times in one of Orlando’s busiest tourist areas. Florida Department of Transportation

At American Structurepoint, we are committed to community partnerships and giving back. This week we hosted DREAM Alive scholars in our Indianapolis design center. Our team had the opportunity to mentor the next generation of civic-minded leaders. We are thrilled and honored to have helped these bright students explore potential career paths and we look forward to welcoming them back!