Qk4, Inc. With their expertise in civil and structural engineering, Qk4 has played a vital role in the development of The Parklands of Floyds Fork in Jefferson County, Kentucky. This 3,800-acre urban park project is inspired by the legacy of Frederick Law Olmsted, the visionary behind Central Park in New York City.

At The Parklands of Floyds Fork, visitors can experience a diverse range of activities and natural wonders. Miles of paved trails wind through forests, streams, and wetlands, providing a picturesque setting for walking, running, and biking. Qk4's architectural prowess is evident in the construction of signature bridges, including the iconic 41-foot tall Great Wall of Distillery Bend.

Their innovative design preserves the environment and archaeological sites while providing safe and accessible pathways for pedestrians, wheelchairs, and bikes. Qk4's contribution extends to multiple phases of the Parklands project, including the design and construction of trails, roadways, and bridges. Their team has provided surveying, civil and structural engineering, and construction engineering and inspection services, ensuring that all work is in compliance with project plans and specifications.

Recognized for their excellence in engineering, Qk4 has received prestigious awards, including the ACEC National Recognition Award and the APWA Outstanding Achievement Award. They continue to make a positive impact on communities by improving the quality of life and attracting businesses through their dedication to preserving and enhancing natural spaces