Projects

The character and function of North Bend Way has changed over the years. Once serving as the highway leading from Puget Sound to Snoqualmie Pass, it is now the main transportation corridor for the city. North Bend’s business district has also expanded beyond its compact historic center and now extends along the corridor. Parametrix led […]

The I-11 corridor is envisioned as a major north-south multimodal corridor that will provide enhanced transportation mobility and movement of goods between Mexico and Canada. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) completed an alternatives analysis, identifying US 95 as the preferred location of I-11 between Kyle Canyon Road and Tonopah, Nevada. NDOT is completing a

Parametrix created a Civil FX interactive digital twin experience to illustrate how the proposed design would look and function.

Parametrix provided survey mapping of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness area of the Cascades Range in Eastern Washington State. To carry out this task, the Parametrix survey team used conventional survey techniques and drone-mounted LiDAR.

The Oregon Cooling Needs Study assesses cooling and related needs in Oregon’s most vulnerable housing types.

Parametrix assisted New Seasons with a climate action roadmap toprepare their company to set climate targets and take action to ensure the reduction of climate emissions from operations and product supply chains.

Through the adoption of the Climate Recovery Ordinance (CRO) and the original Climate and Energy Action Plan, the City of Eugene’s elected and administrative leadership has made it clear that climate change is a top strategic priority.

Residents had been avoiding the intersection of Powell Butte Highway with Neff and Alfalfa Market Roads because of safety concerns due to high speeds and limited sight distances.

Improvements to the Empire Corridor represent long-term multimodal solutions that allow the City to balance connectivity, safety, and user improvements with increased traffic from local and regional growth.

The City of Lake Oswego needed to update its Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Implementation Plan to continue protection of its water resources and to meet state water quality standards.