Interns Build Resumes with Real-World Experience (Part 1)
Four university students are getting their hands dirty – sometimes literally – as summer interns and co-op students in three of Ayres Associates’ offices. A summer intern works from mid-May to mid-August and can be at any level in his or her college career. Co-op students work a summer and a semester and need to… Read More »
Tags: Ayres Associates, Co-op, College Students, Internships, Jobs, Wisconsin
Breaking the Hard Hat Color Code
Look around any construction site, and you’ll see a lot of protective gear – reflective vests, steel-toed boots, and, of course, hard hats. Look close enough, and you’ll see that those hard hats come in a variety of colors. That’s generally not an indication of individual fashion statements, however. Often the colors are a shorthand… Read More »
Tags: Ayres, construction, Hard Hats, Safety, Seminole County, US 92 General Hutchison Bridge
Landscaping That’s Good Enough to Eat
You may have heard of “drinking in the scenery,” but did you know you can eat the landscape? Edible landscaping can involve integrating plants that bear fruit, berries, and nuts into a compact office site. Or it can entail a sizable urban orchard or other planting that provides beauty as well as a crop to… Read More »
Tags: Ayres, Beacon Food Forest, Eau Claire Wisconsin, Edible Landscaping, JAMF Software, Landscape Architecture



