Author Archives: McNeil Engineering
A closer look at civil engineering
Arguably, civil engineering is the oldest form of engineering. We can imagine it began the [...]
Nov
Form + function = structural engineering
Who was the first structural engineer? It could have been the first human who broke [...]
Nov
Landscape architecture: Balancing competing needs
The art and science of landscape architecture is often a balance of competing demands from [...]
Nov
LIDAR: Precision that saves you time and money
The science and practice of surveying has made a huge advance in recent years due [...]
Nov
Structural Engineering Manager Matt Roblez: A complete professional
You could say that engineering is in Matt Roblez’ blood. “My dad was a structural [...]
Oct
New materials in structural engineering
Although its output stands for decades or even centuries, few fields change as much or [...]
Oct
Earthquake proofing
Structural engineers are making great strides in developing earthquake resistance in new buildings, and making [...]
Oct
Best practices for land surveying
Every construction or improvement project starts at the same place: with a careful, up-to-date and [...]
Oct
A smooth solution at Salt Lake City International
Paving is an essential, integral component of every built structure in the United States today, [...]
Sep
How to read a building information model
Building information modeling, or BIM, has been around for about a decade now, but it [...]
Sep