Two surveys can describe the same corner and disagree by several feet, and both can be correct. The difference often comes down to datums, the reference systems behind every coordinate and elevation. On projects that combine old plans, flood maps, … Continue reading →
Affordable multi-family housing runs on tight margins. Every unit, parking space, and drainage pond has to fit, and the budget rarely leaves room for surprises. The land itself decides a lot of what’s possible. That’s why the shape of the … Continue reading →
Planning a project next to a busy theme park is a tight job. Rides run all day, crowds fill the walkways, and the ground around them is already shaped by years of building. You need accurate terrain data, but you … Continue reading →