We are pleased to continue our affiliation with Quest Academy with our annual engineering field trip.

It was a great visit and the kids asked some really good questions.  These 8th Graders have a little over one week left before they move on to High School.

We have designed several roundabouts, but this roundabout in Swindon, UK, is incredible.

The good folks at 99% Invisble report on how this installation came to be.

We are pleased to announce that we are now prequalified to perform work for the Indiana Department of Transportation and for agencies requiring these prequalifications.  More information about the capabilities of our transportation group may be found here.

Every day, millions of people step right over manhole covers and pay them little attention. Don’t feel bad about this; they’re meant to be ignored. If these pieces of ubiquitous urban industrial design tripped you up, they wouldn’t be doing their job of hiding the city’s underground infrastructure.

The thing is, manhole covers are really, really cool. Especially London’s. The city, known for its Victorian-meets-industrial aesthetic, is full of cast iron hatches imprinted with delightful patterns. In the new Pentagram Paper Overlooked, graphic designer and Pentagram partner Marina Willer created a small survey of London’s covers, transforming the functional metal pieces into Day-Glo graphic design. The book offers a colorful tour through the city’s industrial history, as seen through manhole covers.

Maurer-Stutz is pleased to be a sponsor of the Indiana Dairy Producers.  Maurer-Stutz’s very own Aaron Orebaugh represented us on the Indiana Dairy Producers (IDP) tour that came to Illinois last week.  

This year, they had the opportunity to visit several farms that we have worked on including Zehr Acres, Kilgus Dairy and Farmstead, and  Kasbergen's Stone Ridge Dairy.