It’s inevitable. At some point, every business must deal with a difficult hire that has caused…

That's a wrap! Big shoutout to R&R's interns for all of their hard work and to our field crew who supported and guided them along the…

Everyone is working to get back to the way things used to be, but the reality is things won’t…

Nearly every business today finds itself affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyone is…

Not all home offices are created equal...

Though sustainable design practices have been around for centuries, in the last twenty-five…

A big thank you to Colorado's own Zoom Video Communications for bringing our team…

With so much going on in the world right now regarding COVID-19, it is difficult to celebrate National Surveyors Week the way we…

A company’s culture must be clear and deliberate, with one of the most important factors being its diversity culture.

Happy National Engineers Week! To celebrate, all of our departments came together for the Marshmallow Engineering…

Let's just clearly state what everyone already knows: Employers often lend lip service to "commitment to community," but only a select…

Mother Nature was generous with fresh snow for R&R’s annual client…

Our CEO Douglas Dunkin, P.E., LEED AP was on hand today for the Topping Off Ceremony of the 1st building at…

R&R completed a two-day mentoring and teaching initiative with Cherry Creek Innovation Campus (CCIC).

Once upon a time a new, in the middle of a project that was progressing exceptionally…

There are so many things to be thankful for, big and small!

We are proud to announce that we’ve relocated our headquarters to a newly designed office located at 1635 W. 13th Avenue, Suite 310, in the burgeoning Lincoln Park neighborhood.

Big shout out to everyone who volunteered with R&R at The Greenway Foundation South Platte Stewardship Day!

A gorgeous day spent at West Woods Golf Course for Terracon's Client Appreciation Golf Classic benefiting Urban Land Conservancy.

Within many areas of commercial development, a large number of vacant jobs go unfulfilled due to a small qualified labor pool.