by Sammie Murdock | Sep 29, 2026 | Engineering Firms, Geology Services, Geotechnical Engineering, Landscape Architecture, Septic Design
The Wasatch Front is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country, and development here keeps moving from the valley floors up onto the benches and out into areas that were farmland just a few years ago. That growth brings opportunity, but it also brings a set of... 
by Sammie Murdock | Aug 30, 2026 | Civil Engineering, Engineering Firms, Entitlement Services & Project Representation, Landscape Architecture
When people picture landscape architecture, they usually think of parks, trails, or green space that gets added once a development is mostly finished. In practice, it’s most effective when it’s part of the plan from the start. Thoughtful landscape... 
by Sammie Murdock | Jul 29, 2026 | Engineering Firms, Environmental Planning, Wetland Delineation
Summer is peak construction season across Northern Utah, and with it comes a surge of activity on new subdivisions, commercial sites, and municipal infrastructure projects. It’s also when developers and municipalities run into the same recurring question: what... 
by Sammie Murdock | Jun 25, 2026 | Environmental Planning, Wetland Delineation
If you’re planning a development project anywhere in Utah or southeastern Idaho, whether that’s a subdivision outside St. George, a commercial site near Moab, or a linear infrastructure project in the Cache or Utah counties, wetlands may be a factor you... 
by Sammie Murdock | May 30, 2026 | Civil Engineering, Engineering Firms, Landscape Architecture
When a community park, playground, or public space comes to life, it rarely happens through the work of one discipline alone. Civil engineers and landscape architects each bring a distinct lens to a project, and when those perspectives are aligned from the start, the...