This article from in the ASCE is from 20 days ago, before many people started to take the COVID-19 crisis seriously. The headline is prescient, Coronavirus: A Wake Up Call… Read More
Greenville is growing
Zuendt Engineering’s headquarters is located in the heart of one of America’s most vibrant downtowns in Greenville, South Carolina. While the downtown has become known for its Southern charm mixed… Read More
Project Spotlight: Palms at Brushy Creek
This is a from a few months back, but we wanted to spotlight this project that we worked on along with Johnston Design Group, Cely Construction, and Arrowood & Arrowood…. Read More
The growth in civil engineering?
Civil engineers play a major role in our society, designing, building and supervising infrastructure projects and systems, such as highways, dams, airports and similar structures. Employment numbers have been increasing… Read More
Engineers and the Presidency
This is Presidents’ Day Weekend. And while this is traditionally the time of year for chain stores to offer discount and someone dresses up as George Washington or Abraham Lincoln,… Read More
Civil Engineering continues to grow
Passing along some exciting news from the civil engineering industry. Johns Hopkins University has expanded it civil engineering program. The school’s reimagined Department of Civil and Systems Engineering will explore… Read More
Happy Thanksgiving
Taking time out of our meal prep (ok watching the parade) to wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving Day. May it be one that allows you to count your blessings; enjoy… Read More
Zuendt in the Media
Zuendt Engineering has appeared a lot in the media in the past week. Here is a quick rundown of where you may have spotted us. Our new Florida managing partner,… Read More
Jim Crandall Joins as Managing Partner in Florida
Zuendt Engineering, has added Jim Crandall as its managing partner for its Florida office. Crandall earned his bachelor’s degree in civil/environmental engineering from the University of South Florida. Before joining… Read More
Project Spotlight: The Camperdown
We’ve all heard the stories of the college library that was sinking because the architect forgot to factor in how much the books would weigh before construction started. The library… Read More