UCS Henry Ford II High School 2025 Athletic Improvements
Michigan · Education · 2025

Engineering Strong Communities
Anderson, Eckstein & Westrick, Inc. (AEW) is a design and engineering practice providing civil engineering, architecture, geographic information systems (GIS), and surveying services to municipal, institutional, and private clients in Southeast Michigan. Founded in 1968, it focuses on building and supporting local communities through innovative design and technical excellence.
Stephen PangoriPresident
Vanessa HayesChief Financial Officer
Scott LockwoodExecutive Vice President
Jason ArlowExecutive Vice President, Director of Architecture
Michael A. VigneronVice President, Director of Engineering
Provides comprehensive architectural design and planning services, specializing in municipal, institutional, commercial, and residential projects.
Design of courthouses, fire and police facilities, town halls, emergency operational centers, and public works facilities.
Design of libraries, senior centers, and recreational facilities.
Architectural planning and design for schools.
Design of office buildings, maintenance facilities, and commercial spaces.
Delivers civil engineering services tailored for municipal infrastructure and private developments.
Offers construction administration, inspection, and testing to ensure project quality and compliance.
Develops geographic information systems and spatial data solutions to assist in mapping and infrastructure management.
Site planning and approvals support private development programs.
Layout planning for residential and commercial development.
Coordination of development approvals and zoning requirements.
Design support for buildable site layouts.
Provides structural analysis and design services for buildings, public facilities, and infrastructure projects.
Delivers precise land surveying, boundary definition, and construction staking services.
Safer road networks are supported through traffic studies and improvement planning.
Analysis of vehicle movement and operational patterns.
Design support for connected road and access networks.
Planning for roadway and intersection safety improvements.
Municipal utility work covers stormwater, wastewater, and water-supply infrastructure.
Planning and design support for stormwater systems.
Engineering support for wastewater collection and treatment assets.
Engineering support for water supply and distribution assets.
Designs functional and aesthetic indoor environments for commercial and municipal spaces.
Government · Infrastructure · Land Development · Commercial · Residential · Education
Michigan · Education · 2025
Michigan · Education · 2025
Michigan · Land Development
Michigan · Land Development