Consultants that provide land development planning & permitting, transportation planning & engineering, & construction services to public and private clients.
Boston, MA
Joined January 2014
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The Start of a New Chapter!
After years at 11 Beacon Street, HSH is proud to begin our next chapter at 40 Broad Street in Boston!
To our clients, partners, colleagues, and friends who have been part of our journey, thank you. We can't wait to welcome you to our new home.
It was another great day at the HSH Fall Golf Classic, held at The Course at Tree House in Tewksbury! The event brought together staff from different disciplines for a day of fun, collaboration, and friendly competition. Thank you, Joe Connolly and Mike White, for organizing!
HSH recently presented at the SENEITE Fall Conference, highlighting our Newton Carriageway project! The project showcases how thoughtful engineering and community collaboration can enhance connectivity and create more welcoming spaces. Thank you to SENEITE for the opportunity!
Join us Tuesday, October 27, for the 2026 @MassDOT Moving Together Conference! HSH is proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at this year’s event. Stop by Booth 24 to connect with our team and talk all things transportation, infrastructure, and more! We look forward to seeing you!
October is Global Diversity Awareness Month! At HSH, we know that diverse backgrounds and perspectives make our teams stronger and help us better serve our communities. By embracing different viewpoints, we can continue to innovate and create meaningful impact through our work.
HSH was proud to join @_TND_inc for the ribbon cutting of 170 Cottage Street, delivering 66 fully affordable homes in a transit-oriented location. We were honored to support the team with agency permitting and construction planning services. Congratulations to all involved!
HSH's Nick Manz and Sammy Alshawabkeh attended the @BSCES_TDI Suffolk Downs site tour! HSH is proud to be a part of the team for this development, providing engineering and construction phase services. We’re excited to see this project take shape as construction progresses!
HSH’s Robbie Burgess and Kathleen Martin attended NAWIC Boston’s jobsite tour of 355 Bennington Street! HSH was proud to provide transportation engineering services and the construction management plan for the project. Thank you to NAWIC, Dellbrook, and Redgate for organizing!
HSH is proud to be part of the Eliot Bridge Preservation Team and wishes good luck to all rowers competing at the Head of the Charles Regatta! HSH joined a site walk to discuss how to give the best possible experience around ongoing work to preserve the historic bridge.
Steve Tyler, PE and Steve Findlen were proud to attend the @neapwa Fall Conference! Steve Tyler was honored to serve as moderator for Growing Shade Trees with Rainwater Runoff as a Cool Approach which explored how communities can use low-cost green infrastructure. Well done, all!
It was a pleasure attending the @RogersonComm Welcome Home Gala celebrating their ongoing commitment to providing affordable housing, care, and support for older adults. At HSH, we're proud to support this important work, including the ongoing Rogerson-Beaufort Rd Project in JP.
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Arnie Bloch, one of the 2nd generation of principals of HSH. Arnie started with HSH in 1988 & immediately opened the New York office. He became a principal of HSH in 1993 and continued to lead our New York practice until 2013.
Arnie facilitated public engagement for projects with nearly every public agency in the tri-state area, including NYSTA, NYSDOT, NJDOT, PANYNJ, MTA, NYCDOT, LIRR, ConnDOT, and numerous others.
Arnie’s creativity, positivity, and unwavering friendliness played a vital role in the early success of HSH. His contributions helped shape not only the firm, but also the culture, relationships, and values that continue to define who we are today.
Arnie also developed and taught courses for the National Transit Institute (NTI) at Rutgers University. He wrote and presented several papers and posters at the Transportation Research Board’s (TRB’s) annual meeting in Washington, D.C., throughout his career.
Arnie was a nationally recognized planner w/ comprehensive expertise in public involvement & facilitation. He facilitated the task force & public outreach during design & construction of the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, formerly Tappen Zee Bridge, the longest bridge in NY.
Steven J. Tyler, P.E. and Steven C. Findlen are excited to connect with fellow public works professionals at tomorrow’s New England APWA Fall Conference at the Boxborough Regency Hotel and Conference Center!
