We’re pleased to announce that Lon Yandell has joined GeoDesign as a Principal Geologist. Lon brings over 32 years of environmental experience in the Pacific Northwest to our team, focusing on site investigations, site cleanups and risk-based closures, and the redevelopment of both simple and complex brownfields sites. His extensive brownfields experience includes hundreds of […]
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Choosing the right method for your project Resilient modulus is recognized internationally as the fundamental property for characterizing the materials for use in pavement design. It is a measure of the elastic response of pavement materials subjected to impulse loading, taking into account certain nonlinear characteristics. GeoDesign offers several ways to measure or estimate the […]
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Collaborative Life Sciences Building (CLSB) & Skourtes Tower, Portland, Oregon GDI Services provided: Environmental Geotechnical Quick Facts: CLSB completed in 2014 Facility built in partnership with the Oregon University System Allows Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) to expand incoming class size Provides OHSU with 165,000 square feet of new programmatic space CLSB […]
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GeoDesign is pleased to welcome back Krey Younger, PE, GE (pictured right), who has rejoined GeoDesign as a senior associate. With more than 19 years of experience with geotechnical engineering and pavement design projects, Krey joins fellow pavement engineer and senior associate Todd Scholz, PhD, PE, adding depth and expertise to GeoDesign’s pavement group. About […]
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GeoDesign is partnering with the Oregon Independent Aggregate Association (OIAA) to present “Life Cycle of a Mine,” a workshop that will take place early next year. This workshop will feature presentations by DOGAMI staff as well as GeoDesign’s Charlie Clough, Roy Garrison, Erik Hedberg, and Erick Staley. Topics include: Oregon Geology and Why Your Mine […]
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