Category: Civil/Site
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Applying AI to Improve Civil Engineering Workflows
Ron Lezott discusses how AI is helping improve civil engineering workflows through automation, project coordination, and smarter decision-making.
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Building Well-Rounded Project Managers for Long-Term Success
Jesse Cokeley discusses communication, leadership, and technical expertise in developing well-rounded project managers on The AEC Project Management Podcast.
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Strategies for Stronger Leadership in Engineering Teams
Julia Algeo discusses communication, delegation, and leadership strategies for managing technical teams on The AEC Leadership Podcast.
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Where Beauty in Design Meets Sustainability: Revitalizing the Saunders Finger Lakes Museum
The Saunders Finger Lakes museum is introducing an immersive way to explore, learn, and experience the environment. Discover how landscape architects are bringing a resilient new design to life.
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Reimagining Spaces: How Digital Tools in Landscape Architecture are Transforming Client Experiences
With the rise of technology, digital tools are helping more people work more efficiently in their field than ever before, one of those fields specifically landscape architecture. With new and improved software programs, landscape architects are now able to design and visualize different environments as if they are physically in the space.
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Sustainable Landscape Architecture for a Greener Future
Explore landscape architecture and its vital role in sustainability through innovative designs that promote environmental conservation this Earth Day.
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Experts Choose Experts: Jesse Cokeley
Are you wondering how you can further your career? Jesse Cokeley came into our firm as an entry-level engineer and is now a principal. At Colliers Engineering & Design, our clients and leadership choose Cokeley again and again. The keys to his success? A strong technical background, building strong relationships, and doing good work reliably.…
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Frontline Workers Say “Call Before You Dig”
811, Know Before You Dig We all know that we’re surrounded by utilities. But we don’t often think about how many of them are out of sight, underground. Whether you are a contractor, developer or a homeowner, if you plan to dig on your property, you might run the risk of accidentally hitting buried electric,…
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Explore New Worlds at Carteret Park
If we think back to playtime when we were kids, there was no limit to our imagination. If you could believe it, you could become it. We swung from vine to vine on Jungle gyms, played cops and robbers on dome climbers, and reigned as kings and queens from the highest structure in the playground.…
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Lake Carasaljo: Keeping Stormwater Runoff at Bay
A coworker here at Maser once told me that we don’t just fix problems, we fix problems and then make it pretty. A recent project in New Jersey, the Brick Township MUA Lake Carasaljo Stormwater Improvements, is the perfect example of this.
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Oakwood Park Becomes Hybrid Turf Field
The Transformation to a Hybrid Turf Field So, picture this. It’s the early spring of 2016 in New Providence, NJ. You’re a kid rushing home from school to play soccer with your friends at the local park. But when you get there, you’re bummed to find the park is closed! It rained a few days ago,…
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My Name is SUE
Subsurface Utility Engineering: Finding Hidden Infrastructure Beneath the ground, subsurface utilities weave intricate pathways of water, electric, sewer, gas, drainage, and communication lines. But even with the most vigilant maintenance programs, the eventual repair or replacement of these subterranean utilities is inevitable. So, while above ground infrastructure has the advantage of visual inspection, what about…