Projects That Are Designed With a Sense of Place Never Miss the Mark
Have you ever seen a building or any other structure that seemed out of place – almost as if it had been dropped in from outer space? A well-planned project – whether it is designed for a private company or a public entity – generally does not have that otherworldly feeling. Instead, it seems to… Read More »
Tags: Altoona, Arizona, Cheyenne, Florida, Landscape Architecture, Northwest Quadrant, Planning, Seminole County, Sense of Place, US 92 General Hutchison Bridge, West Edge, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Yuma
Get Me Out of Here! Engineers Help Clear the Path for Hurricane Evacuees
Take a traffic jam and mix in the panic of unpredictable devastation from Mother Nature. Motorists endure the juxtaposition of hurry up and wait while the clock is ticking. Many have only the clothes on their backs and a few supplies as they flee their homes to a destination unknown – hopefully a safe one.… Read More »
Tags: Emergency, Evacuation Routes, Florida, Hurricanes, Structural Inspection, Traffic Engineering
What Makes a Boat Launch Safe or Unsafe?
Summer means fun on the water for millions of boating enthusiasts around the United States. Whether your preference is for the action of water skiing or the relaxation of a leisurely pontoon ride, all boating activities share one common requirement – getting the boat safely into and out of the water. Our water resources engineers… Read More »
Tags: Boat, Engineering, Grants, Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, Landing, Launch, Safety
