Adam Wall is a Vice President at Urban, with over 27 years of experience in the heavy construction industry. In addition to project management, he has extensive knowledge of the design of shallow and deep foundations, shoring, and various types of support of excavation. Adam oversees a team of skilled project managers and engineers who collaborate with Urban’s field personnel, general contractors, construction managers, architects, engineers, owners, and subcontractors.

During his time at Urban, Adam has been an instrumental team member on many complex and challenging projects, including the moving of the historic Empire Theater down 42nd Street, the installation of the first high-capacity mini-caissons in NYC at Times Square Tower, 7 World Trade Center, shoring and expansion below the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, the IAC Building, Beekman Tower, underpinning and expansion of City Hall, and the foundations for the new TWA Hotel and Conference Center at JFK Airport. He also designed and implemented the lifting of the Palace Theater in Times Square.

Adam holds both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Columbia University. A Licensed Professional Engineer in New York, Adam is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Deep Foundation Institute DFI.

Originally from Overbrook Park, Philadelphia, Adam is a huge Philly sports fan. He enjoys attending games with his wife and two sons whenever possible. Fly, Eagles, Fly!