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Colliers Engineering & Design & LDDI: Partners in Real Time Education
Introducing a creative curriculum through Virginia Tech's Land Development Design Initiative (LDDI) program, provides students with real world project information while setting design program criteria to enable students to fully experience the land development design processes. Maser Consulting is committed to professional development through education and is proud to be a partner of the LDDI program.
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Hybrid Turf Baseball Fields: Making the Best of Your Recreation Space and Dollars
This article was originally published in the NJ Municipalities December 2016 issue. Providing adequate and usable open space for recreation is an essential component in maintaining the balance of work and life activities within your community. While at times, budgetary constraints can make this a daunting task, having a support staff that works together to provide research, ingenuity, imagination, negotiation and perseverance, is invaluable in providing viable options.
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Colliers Engineering & Design Engineers Win Excellence Awards For Three Municipal Projects
Red Bank, NJ (November 16, 2016)— Colliers Engineering & Design is pleased to announce Paul M. Sterbenz, PE, PP, CME, CPWM; William H. R. White, III, PE, PP, CME, CPWM, CFM; and...
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A Perspective on Redevelopment
The NJ Association of Planners and Zoning Administrators (NJAPZA) has graciously given us its permission to reprint the article entitled A Perspective on Redevelopment, by David Glynn Roberts, AICP/PP, LLA, RLA, LEED-AP NP, LEED-BD&C which appeared in the Association’s Fall 2016 Edition Newsletter. A special thanks goes out to Jackie Zelinka for her assistance in giving us this opportunity!
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Colliers Engineering & Design Opens New Office in Orlando
August 24, 2016 – Red Bank, NJ Headquarters – Colliers Engineering & Design, a national multi-discipline engineering firm, is pleased to announce that it has established a new office in Orlando–its fourth...
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Managing Transportation Assets with Enterprise GIS (eGIS)
Over the past decade, Transportation agencies have experienced an increased need for a better means of inventorying asset condition due to high risk failures. This tends to be prevalent in the northeast section of the United States, which has older transportation assets in a densely populated region. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, public agencies have invested $1.75 trillion in transportation assets.
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