Project Progress Photo! Siegfried is providing civil engineering, surveying, and landscape architecture for the safety and ADA improvements of the North Fire Lane at Evergreen Valley College. These improvements include ADA accessibility upgrades and the addition of landscaping features including a brand-new water feature at the end of the pedestrian path. We are currently in the construction phase of this project but, keep an eye out for more updates on its progress!
Last summer, Siegfried had the pleasure of having Georgia Bracchi as a landscape design intern. This year, she decided to come back! When asked what prompted her to return to Siegfried, she said, “I gained so much valuable information as an intern at Siegfried. Having been exposed to landscape architecture application in a professional practice setting, I built new skills that my classes at Poly wouldn’t have offered me. Siegfried has a very welcoming as well as professional setting, and since California’s reopening, I was looking forward to site visits and more work in the field. I think it’s very important to observe the connection between the design and actual implementation happening at the construction site to see the process…
In September of 2020, we shared a rendering of the plans for Miner Avenue’s Complete Streets project. Today, we are sharing some progress photos of the project in motion! This project is a 10-block rehabilitation that spans from Center Street to the UPRR underpass. Improvements include lane reduction from four to two lanes and Class II bicycle lanes; the addition of median islands and a roundabout; traffic signal modifications at the signalized intersections; streetlights; as well as wider sidewalks with pedestrian and bicycle amenities. The roundabout will assist with traffic flow and add a beautiful landscape feature to Downtown Stockton. Keep an eye out for more progress photos down the road as the dreams for this project come to life!
Earlier this month, we shared some photos of the demolition of Sacramento State University‘s Hornet Stadium Artificial Turf Replacement project. We are pleased to announce that the turf has been replaced and is ready for those football cleats! The team at Siegfried worked closely with Sac State and the Athletic Department to find the perfect field for the school. We provided civil engineering and surveying services for the 75,000 SF artificial turf replacement. Take a look at this beautiful transformation!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Check out the new Galaxy Quest Play Structure featured in Stockton’s staple, Pixie Woods Park! Siegfried donated civil and structural engineering, landscape architecture, and surveying services for Pixie Woods’ newest playground. We worked closely with the City of Stockton and the Pixie Woods Board to prepare plans and designs for the new structure, as well as the work for the fill material surrounding the playground. To preserve the structure long-term, Siegfried also designed a shade structure to cover the area. Due to Covid-19, the reveal of the structure was delayed. However, we are pleased to share that Pixie Woods is now OPEN Thursday through Sunday from 10am to 4pm, and the new Galaxy Quest…
Today, we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day (INWED). INWED is an international awareness campaign celebrating the performance and achievements of women in the field of engineering. This day provides an outstanding opportunity to enhance the profile of women engineers and highlight the opportunities available for women interested in pursuing an engineering career. At Siegfried, we value all of our engineers, but today, we celebrate the women who make a difference in this field and within our company, and inspire others to do the same.
Siegfried has partnered with Sacramento State University on a variety of projects over the years, including the Hornet Stadium Artificial Turf Replacement. Check out these photos of the demolition process, as the old field is replaced with shiny new turf for the 2021 football season!
We’re looking to expand our amazing team of engineers and landscape architects! Please visit www.siegfriedeng.com/careers for full job descriptions and our employment application. Do not miss out on this incredible opportunity and we look forward to hearing from you!
Siegfried worked with the City of Ripon to repair a damaged outfall storm pipe. With rainy weather on the way, Siegfried was tasked with repairing this damaged outfall pipe quickly. Utilizing our team of structural engineers, civil engineers, and surveyors, Siegfried went to work and was able to see this project from start to finish in a little over five weeks. The improvement to this damaged storm pipe included a flared end to help direct the flow of water, rock embankment, and vegetation removal. Please check out these before, during, and after pictures!
