Back in late 2004, we received a unique opportunity. The American Institute of Architecture (AIA) Seattle branch was looking for structural engineers to help architects review for their licensing exams. The set-up sounded straight-forward. A course full of useful notes… Continue Reading
Since the first application in 1966 at the Houston Astrodome, artificial turf fields have become a popular option when constructing a new sports field or renovating an existing field. While the product has improved over the past five decades and there is… Continue Reading
A Vision Becomes Reality The Reid Middleton transportation practice roots date back to 1983 when Paul Masten joined Reid Middleton. Paul had relocated from Chicago with the vision of leading a civil engineering practice in the Northwest, having an emphasis on… Continue Reading
Reid Middleton was founded by Jim Reid, PE, a civil engineer, and LeRoy Middleton, PLS, a surveyor. Civil engineering and surveying go hand in hand and were the foundation of the firm when it was established in 1953. In fact,… Continue Reading
Dredged material prior to stabilization. Image courtesy Landau Associates. What do you do when you have dredge material (i.e., wet muck) to properly dispose of? This is the question that we find ourselves asking on a regular basis as… Continue Reading