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Below is a photo taken by engineer Zaqueo at an assessment for a building in Noatak, Alaska. Noatak is a village located in the Northwest Arctic Borough above the Arctic Circle and in 2010 was recorded to have a population of only 515.
Dave Gibbens from our headquarters office took this photo while attending the ribbon cutting and tour for the Casa de los Niños Cole & Jeannie Davis Family Center. WSM Architects Inc. was our client for this project.
Earlier this month Tucson office engineers Craig Hill and Eid Khowitar captured quite the view of the La Placita Complex demolition while conducting a site visit.
#SSE#SAStructural#Demolition#Engineering
Karin, Administrative Assistant from our Anchorage office submitted this beautiful photo that captures the beauty of Anchorage in February! Thanks Karin!
Brianna Underhill, Administrative Assistant of our Scottsdale office submitted this photo. The photo is from outside the Scottsdale office looking towards Camelback mountain. Awesome! #SSE#Engineers
Happy Tuesday! Here's a photo from a recent site visit to Creek View Plaza. Our client is Spark Design, LLC, the housing provider (developer) is Cook Inlet Housing Authority and construction is being done by Neeser Construction, Inc.
Zaqueo, structural engineer in our Anchorage office, took this cool shot of the roof diaphragm diagonal bracing at the top of the hangar bay for the FTW376 Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) project. Very neat! #Structuralengineering#SSE
Construction is finally complete for the Audubon Pavilion at Tucson Audubon's Paton Center for Hummingbirds. DUST, the architect and our client for this project provided some awesome shots including the one below! #Structure#Architecture#Engineering#SSE
An older photo of some of the Anchorage crew at Avalanche Escape Rooms, but a great group photo nonetheless! Outings with the team is always a fun adventure! #SSE#Engineers#Structural
There's never a dull moment when snowmobiling with Zaqueo and John in our Anchorage office! According to the guys, the hole Zaqueo is stuck in is much deeper than it looks.. and by the look of John, a laugh and photo was definitely needed for this special moment!
We would like to say an extra big congratulations to the @UAAHGSA Cycling Team for their win of the relay and team omnium at cyclocross nationals! We are proud to be a sponsor of this great team!
From Barcelona to the Faroe Islands! According to Architectural Digest Magazine these are the best 35 travel destinations to add to your 2018 bucket list. #SSE#Engineering https://t.co/qKQDRoORGu
We wanted to share a gorgeous photos of the winter solstice submitted by Zaqueo Salazar in our Alaska Office.
A little fun fact about the solstice is that it marks the longest night and shortest day of the year for the northern hemisphere. #Solstice#SSE#Engineering#Alaska
It's another beautiful day in #Anchorage, #Alaska! Schneider Structural Engineers Alaska Administrative Assistant, Karin Schaetze got these awesome shots of the view from our office in the #KeyBank Building!
A wonderful photo of the ribbon cutting provided by Chris Mooney Photography for Phase 2 of the Tucson International Airport - TUS Solar Photovoltaic project. Our client was Monrad Engineering.
Heading into the New Year with another photo of the Canyon Del Oro Baptist Church in #Tucson. The #masonry for the cross tower was completed, and after a week of letting the grout cure on the top lift, the cross was welded into place.
There's more activity happening at the Unmanned Aerial System (drone) #Hangar project at Fort Wainwright in interior #Alaska, Trusses are flying, according to the special inspector's daily report from last week. Schneider is providing structural engineering for this project.
Check out the performance of the solar array--a Schneider Structural Engineers project--for the Tucson Airport Authority at Tucson International Airport - TUS. The link shows live stats, minute by minute: https://t.co/r2CJ3uYY7L