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Ground officially has been broken on the single largest phase of the Tuscaloosa Riverwalk. Set to expand more than 2/3 of a mile into Western Tuscaloosa, this $8.8 million project will link a traditionally overlooked portion of the city to new educational and recreational investments along the Black Warrior River and downtown Tuscaloosa. “This is…

For the first time in its nearly 60-year history, TTL is proud to announce its debut as one of the nation’s Top 500 design firms by Engineering News-Record (ENR) for 2023. TTL, which offers integrated infrastructure engineering solutions across the Southeastern and South Central U.S., entered the list at No. 296. “This recognition is a…

The City of Northport is planning its future as a regional entertainment and recreation destination. As developed by TTL, master plans for two new outdoor activity centers – the Adventure Park Recreational Facility and the Kentuck Sports and Festival Complex – have been approved by the Northport City Council. The improvements outlined in these plans…

More than 100 people gathered Thursday, Oct. 6, to cut the ribbon on River District Park, a 5-acre recreational area now open alongside the Black Warrior River. Positioned between the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater and Hotel Indigo, this approximately $8 million park features open green space, river-viewing areas, a multi-functional plaza, a performance stage, a pavilion, and…

Liam Parker, an award-winning photographer and videographer, has joined TTL’s growing marketing team as a corporate multimedia specialist. Liam will create photo and video content for recruiting, community outreach, project pursuits, social media, award submissions, website, and project milestones, while documenting the firm’s various accomplishments across all service lines and market sectors. A native of…