Introducing Mosaic: Fishbeck’s New Quarterly Newsletter
Fishbeck's Sales and Marketing Department is excited to share the first issue of Mosaic, our new quarterly newsletter
Fishbeck, is proud to announce that it has been ranked #199 on Engineering News-Record’s annual Top 500 Design Firms list for 2025, reflecting its strong performance in design-services revenue during 2024. The 2025 ENR Top 500 report highlights another year of steady revenue gains across the AEC industry, as firms continue to grow by pursuing complex projects, expanding service lines, and embracing new technologies and partnerships. Many are refining operations, boosting backlogs, and seizing opportunities despite a rapidly changing market landscape.
The Unified Sports and Inclusion Center includes both outdoor sports facilities as well as the 127,000-square-foot former school that includes a gymnasium, auditorium, SOMI’s headquarters and office space for several other nonprofits. Renovations of the former school are about halfway completed. Fishbeck was part of the design team for the building renovation and is the architect on the outdoor complex.
Fishbeck demonstrated its commitment to environmental stewardship by achieving Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) Conservation Certification for its office headquarters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, joining only a few other corporate landholdings in West Michigan. Fishbeck implemented habitat improvements at its Grand Rapids headquarters, located on 14 acres, including forested wetlands. “The Grand Rapids, Michigan office headquarters is recognized as meeting the strict requirements of WHC Conservation Certification,” said Margaret O’Gormon, President, WHC. “Companies achieving WHC Conservation Certification, like Fishbeck, are environmental leaders, voluntarily managing their lands to support sustainable ecosystems and the communities that surround them.”
We're excited to share that our Farm Lane Design/Build Bridge Replacement project has earned a Merit Award at the 2025 ACEC Awards! This project replaced the 1936 Farm Lane Bridge over the Red Cedar River, which connects MSU’s north and south campuses—serving 12,000 vehicles and 7,000 pedestrians daily. The new, single 123-foot span not only enhanced vital infrastructure but also seamlessly complements the historic architecture of the area. Congratulations to our dedicated team for setting a new innovative and thoughtful design standard!
Architectural and engineering firm Fishbeck is expanding its footprint in Indiana in a deal for a civil engineering firm.
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