Video: Against All Odds: Afghanistan Earthquakes Relief – Day 1
September 1, 2022 in Land Development , Remediation/redevelopment , Videos , Multimedia
Video: Against All Odds: Afghanistan Earthquakes Relief – Day 1

On June 22, 2022, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake devasted eastern provinces in Afghanistan. The earthquake resulted in the loss of over 1,000 lives, 6,000 injuries, and extensive damage to residential compounds. Get an inside look at the reconstruction efforts now underway in Afghanistan.

Birkla Investment Group and Woolpert Partner to Design Multifamily, Mixed-Use Second Phase of Proscenium in Carmel
August 1, 2022 in News , Land Development
Birkla Investment Group and Woolpert Partner to Design Multifamily, Mixed-Use Second Phase of Proscenium in Carmel

THE FIVE-STORY EXPANSION OF PROSCENIUM WILL PROVIDE 48 RENTAL UNITS AND SEVEN PENTHOUSE CONDOMINIUMS.   The $29 million project will complement Proscenium, an $85 million development also designed by Woolpert. CARMEL, Ind. — Birkla Investment Group and Woolpert have partnered on the development of phase two of Proscenium, a multifamily, mixed-use development at 1215 Rangeline Road in Carmel, Ind. The $29 million project will complement and extend the amenities offered by Proscenium, an...

Stantec celebrates groundbreaking for Green Bay Shipyard
August 1, 2022 in News , Land Development
Stantec celebrates groundbreaking for Green Bay Shipyard

The once vacant brownfield will serve as a prominent, year-round destination within the upper Midwest Green Bay, WI - TSX, NYSE: STN: Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, celebrates the groundbreaking for Phase I of the Green Bay Shipyard redevelopment. Upon completion, the once vacant 17-acre brownfield will offer a rich assortment of attractions and programming designed to serve as a prominent, year-round destination within the upper Midwest. As lead consultant fo...

Costa Rica’s Las Catalinas Announces Newest Residential Neighborhood
July 26, 2022 in News , Land Development
Costa Rica’s Las Catalinas Announces Newest Residential Neighborhood

Lantana Residences feature stair street architecture reminiscent of medieval Old World hill towns   GUANACASTE, COSTA RICA, July 25, 2022 — New Urbanism began in the early 1980’s and is considered one of the most important planning movements of this century. Focusing on creating a better way of life, the New Urbanist philosophy centers on building walkable blocks and streets, housing and shopping in close proximity, and accessible public spaces and parks to encourage livability, environmen...

A Forgotten Disaster - Episode 5: Haiti Moves - Against All Odds
May 19, 2022 in Land Development , Remediation/redevelopment , Videos , Multimedia
A Forgotten Disaster - Episode 5: Haiti Moves - Against All Odds

An unprecedented massive damage assessment has been completed in Haiti for the purpose of starting the reconstruction process. In the aftermath of the devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake of August 2021, the Haitian Ministry of Public Works (MTPTC) initiated earthquake damage and repair assessments across the affected regions south of the island in partnership with UNOPS (United Nations Office of Project Services) and Miyamoto International as technical partners. The project was financed by the...

A Disaster Week in Haiti
May 12, 2022 in Land Development , Remediation/redevelopment
A Disaster Week in Haiti

1:40 PM, Tuesday, February 1, 2022 I am four-wheel driving on a muddy dirt road in the middle of a green tobacco field in the south of Haiti, near Les Cayes. It’s the middle of winter, but here it’s hot and humid, and my back is cramped and sore from the prolonged rocking motion. I am trying to rendezvous with Felipe, who is a country director of the United Nations Office of Project Services (UNOPS). Our team and UNOPS have teamed up to assist and operate 520 Haitian engineers from t...

Unprecedented Massive Rapid Disaster Damage Assessment Completed in Haiti
May 3, 2022 in News , Land Development , Remediation/redevelopment
Unprecedented Massive Rapid Disaster Damage Assessment Completed in Haiti

Les Cayes, Haiti — An unprecedented massive damage assessment has been completed in Haiti for the purpose of starting the reconstruction process. In the aftermath of the devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake of August 2021, the Haitian Ministry of Public Works (MTPTC) initiated earthquake damage and repair assessments across the affected regions south of the island in partnership with UNOPS (United Nations Office of Project Services) and Miyamoto International as technical partners. The project w...

Synspective works with the World Bank and NDRRMA to assess slope instability-related geohazards in Melamchi, Nepal
March 24, 2022 in News , Land Development , Remediation/redevelopment
Synspective works with the World Bank and NDRRMA to assess slope instability-related geohazards in Melamchi, Nepal

Figure: Online Workshop on Technical Studies    InSAR-based Approach Discovers Spatio-temporal Slope Susceptibility   Tokyo, Japan – Synspective Inc., under the supervision of the World Bank and National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), Government of Nepal, investigated the land displacement hazards in the upstream part of the Melamchi River, Nepal in response to the destructive flood disaster that occurred there on June 15, 2021. The results demonstrated th...

New ASCE Press Book Aids Stakeholders in Understanding Seismic Ground Motion
March 3, 2022 in News , Land Development
New ASCE Press Book Aids Stakeholders in Understanding Seismic Ground Motion

Reston, Va. –When the ground shakes, as a result of earthquakes, structural inertia prevents buildings from moving in unison with the ground. To extend the life of structures, engineers need to plan for potential ground motions during the design phase. This information is provided by seismologists who predict earthquakes, but do not understand the effect of ground motions on structures. Whereas engineers use the predictions, but often do not understand the limitations of ground motion prediction...

New ASCE Publication Explores the Occurrence and Control of Land Subsidence Due to Fluid Withdrawal
February 4, 2022 in News , Land Development
New ASCE Publication Explores the Occurrence and Control of Land Subsidence Due to Fluid Withdrawal

Reston, Va. – Caused by fluid withdrawal, land subsidence has been well recognized as one of the major geological hazards by hydrogeologists and engineers. Land subsidence can occur on local and regional scales worldwide and is often discovered only after damage to buildings and important infrastructure occurs. A new report from the American Society of Civil Engineers, Investigation of Land Subsidence due to Fluid Withdrawal, provides an overview of the occurrence, mechanics, measurement, analys...

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Video: New Roundabout Under Construction at McIver and Old Florence Roads in Darlington County

 Video: New Roundabout Under Construction at McIver and Old Florence Roads in Darlington County

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June Issue 2026

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