Laying the Groundwork with Seismic Analysis

Laying the Groundwork with Seismic Analysis When you think of a building or structure, the last thing you might consider are two very important things about its structural integrity; it moves more than you think, and the soil beneath it may not be as solid as you...

The New & The Old: Our Work with Community Development

The New & The Old: Our Work with Community Development When you think of engineering, you might think new. As in, we’re the conceivers of everything new and shiny in this world, whether it’s a recent Lego set or a cutting-edge example of modern architecture in the...

Why We’re in the Greenway Engineering Business

Why We’re in the Greenway Engineering Business What is a greenway? It’s an expanse of terrain designed to be used by cyclists and pedestrians, and when designed well, coexists with the vehicle traffic in the community. What a proper greenway does is give a...

We’re Celebrating National Surveyors Week

We’re Celebrating National Surveyors Week On February 13, 1984, President Ronald Reagan declared the third Sunday of March to be National Surveyors Week. With over 43,400 surveyors working in the United States today, the discipline is strong as ever. The truth is, not...

We’ve Found Kentucky’s Bat Man

We’ve Found Kentucky’s Bat Man “No one will protect what they don’t care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced.” ― David Attenborough Jeff Herod, Fish & Wildlife Biologist, lives by this quote by his hero and world-renowned...