WRA Ranks Among Baltimore's Largest Engineering Firms.
WRA ranked #3 on the Baltimore Business Journal's list of Largest Engineering Firms in the Greater Baltimore area. The list is published annually and ranks firms by the number of local professional engineers.
Baltimore Sun Names WRA 2023 Top Workplace.
WRA has been named a 2023 Top Workplace by the Baltimore Sun! The annual rankings are determined solely through direct feedback from employees. Thank you to our team for helping us achieve this honor!
WRA Ranks as Top 300 Architectural Firm.
Architectural Record ranked WRA #141 on their 2023 list of Top 300 Architecture Firms. The annual ranking is determined by revenue for architectural services performed the previous year.
WRA Ranked Top Private Company in Baltimore Area.
The Baltimore Business Journal ranked WRA as the 26th largest private company in the Baltimore area. The rankings are published annually and based on the previous year’s revenue.
WRA Ranks as Largest Baltimore Area Interior Design Firms.
WRA ranked #17 on the Baltimore Business Journal's annual list of Largest Interior Design Firms in the greater Baltimore area. The firm has ranked on this annual list for several years in a row.
WRA Ranks on Top Environmental Firms List.
WRA ranked #179 on Engineering News-Record's list of Top 200 Environmental Firms in the country. The annual list ranks firms based on environmental services revenue from the previous year.
WRA Recognized on BBJ's List of Largest Architecture Firms.
WRA ranked #3 on the Baltimore Business Journal's Largest Architecture Firms list. The annual list ranks Baltimore area firms based on billings from the previous year.
WRA Ranks Among ENR's Mid-Atlantic Top Design Firms.
WRA ranked #10 on Engineering News-Record's list of Mid-Atlantic Top Design Firms. The annual list ranks the largest US-based design firms, both publicly and privately held, in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Washington, DC, and West Virginia.
Howard County's Complete Streets Policy Earns National Recognition.
Howard County Maryland's Complete Streets Policy has earned national recognition for a perfect score from Smart Growth America. WRA provided consulting services and facilitated a Complete Streets Implementation Team, comprised of internal and external stakeholders, to create the policy and develop updates to the Complete Streets and Bridges section of the Howard County Design Manual. Earning a score of 100% also ranks Howard County’s Complete Streets Policy #1 in the nation out of 157 policies evaluated.
Casho Mill Road Clankers. .
In response to over 70 overheight vehicles striking the CSXT bridge along Casho Mill Road over the past decade, WRA designed an overhead deterrent to alert drivers that the bridge is too low to safely pass under. DelDOT implemented a system consisting of a series of “clankers," installed in conjunction with dynamic warning systems that include signage and flashing lights. The clankers are comprised of heavy-duty plastic suspended from steel mast arms that span the roadway.