What happens when a real County infrastructure project becomes a classroom challenge? You get creativity, collaboration and a whole lot of innovation! 👏💡 Last September, Forsyth County brought a real-world water infrastructure challenge straight into a Georgia Institute of Technology classroom, giving engineering students the chance to strategize, problem-solve and create a design for a simulated version of Forsyth County’s Return Flow Project. Take a look at how Forsyth County is helping buil

Georgia Tech architecture graduate Michael Arad was only two years out of grad school working in New York City when he found himself running towards the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, hoping to help in some way. After that tragedy, Arad designed of two 30-ft. deep reflecting pools sitting in the footprints of the fallen towers. He hoped it would be a place for reflecting on incredible loss, but also a continuing site for people to gather. It was Arad's design that was selected for the