Lost a machine the other day when a control hose broke! It took a while to patch it up and get it running again. Guess we’re working these machines pretty …

We are quickly approaching 4000 yards of export, some 185 trucks and trailers, and quickly approaching the end of the mass excavation. Next week we will cut the footings and …

Here’s an excerpt from the Geotechnical Report concerning the subsurface conditions and a cutaway photograph that shows the varying soils as we dig down. It looks like the boring tests …

We had quite the day today, beating the average anticipated daily haul of 28-30 loads. At twenty-two cubic yards of soils per truck and trailer load… well that’s a pile …

It won’t be too much longer before the structure begins to rise out of the hole. Once excavation reaches the “bottom of the hole” they will begin to excavate for …

We must be thankful for this unusually dry weather and the terrific soil conditions. The sandy soils are making loads lighter and easier to dig. The material is packing out …

Mike is the Project Engineer for Schuchart and is primarily responsible for contracts and the technical details associated with the project. Mike connects the dots between the drawings and the …

The big dig is going well. With just two days we are cresting 50 “truck and pup” loads hauled away. Once the trucks are loaded and sent off to dump, …

Gabe is the Project Manager for Schuchart responsible for managing and contracting the subcontractors and the team. Gabe is a UW grad in construction management. He was on the team …

While it takes an extensive team to develop a project like the Science and Sports Complex the lead dog is definitely the Architect. Meet Jeff Boone, our architect, who has …