How can cities like New York strike a balance between security and functionality to protect public spaces from hostile vehicle attacks? In his recent Crain’s New York article, Matthew Calo, Protective Design Engineer with MBJ affiliate Integral RSG, addresses this critical challenge. Drawing on recent events in New Orleans and Germany, Matt identifies vulnerabilities in densely populated areas and presents innovative solutions—combining permanent and deployable barriers—to improve pedestrian safety while maintaining the vibrancy of urban environments. Read the full article here.