At Underwood & Rosenblum, Inc., we had to brace ourselves for the fast-paced Sequoia computer building designed for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in 2012.
Much like the rest of the world, surveying is now in the midst of a technological revolution. The past fifty years have brought tremendous change
An ever-evolving land development industry has put pressures on all civil engineers and land surveyors to learn new standards and ways to do things. At
Volunteering our annual surveying services at Gilroy Hot Springs proved to be more than an interesting and meaningful experience for all at U&R U&R Surveying
Irvington High School of Fremont, California was voted “America’s Greenest School” in a 2009 national student essay contest. To extend Irvington’s elite green status, Fremont
Every once in a while a project of ours unexpectedly becomes infamous. This was the case for one particular custom home in Los Altos Hills
California’s stormwater discharge regulations, have changed significantly over the last couple of years. Often referred to as “C.3”, these regulations have required new projects with
Today’s land surveyors can do more than the standard topographic map, boundary survey, and construction staking. A land surveyor is an expert at measuring all
It was 1978, “Saturday Night Fever” was showing at the Moffet Drive-in and “Staying Alive” was the number one song playing on eight-track tape players.
On September 9th, Underwood & Rosenblum tragically lost one of its beloved employees. Terri Stanley unexpectedly passed away in her sleep at her home in