Thursday, September 24, 2009
"The Site Optimizer" writes about the site optimizer
Our company was featured today in "The Site Optimizer," an enewsletter published by Retail Traffic magazine. The writer, Elaine Misonzhnik, was great to work with. We always enjoy reading her insightful pieces in Retail Traffic and were delighted that she chose our technology to feature in the "Tech Beat" section this month.
"Normally, the engineers involved in the project need several weeks to complete site drawings, several months to come up with a final design and can consider only a few layout options because of time constraints, notes David Settlemeyer, civil engineering support specialist with BLUERIDGE. That often leads them to miss cost-saving alternatives. Recently, for example, Settlemeyer was called into help an engineering team on a small mixed-use development and found that though they estimated site work cost at $2.1 million, it could have easily be done for $1.7 million."
You can read the article here.
"Normally, the engineers involved in the project need several weeks to complete site drawings, several months to come up with a final design and can consider only a few layout options because of time constraints, notes David Settlemeyer, civil engineering support specialist with BLUERIDGE. That often leads them to miss cost-saving alternatives. Recently, for example, Settlemeyer was called into help an engineering team on a small mixed-use development and found that though they estimated site work cost at $2.1 million, it could have easily be done for $1.7 million."
You can read the article here.
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