This was to be a simple water plant with lime storage. Unfortunately, the building wasn’t pretty enough to make the grade so it was trashed. This design was originally sketched out on notebook paper from there I designed the rest of the structure, and its details. The only other input was on the hypoclorite system and SCADA requirements.

This is where a lot of my work resides. I created these bases from hand sketches dating back to the 1950’s. A couple of years, several employees, and several base maps later, they are now geo referenced with tiff and topology data. These three maps see daily updates in house, and are available to the crews, engineers, and office employees 24-7. I wish I could provide a better view, but the information is confidential.

Two of these designs were provided by Engineers, the other two, and the octagon plant I posted previously, were designed by me. I did all the preliminary plans and 3D renderings. Plans were done in Map 3D, and renderings were done in Sketchup.

These are images from the first major sewer project I worked on. The project was finished in 2000. Drawn in AutoCAD 12 DOS.

This is only a portion of the plan set I did to remodel an existing office building and add warehouse space. There was also the addition of a canopy, outside storage, shop, and parking lot. This was done in 2003 using AutoCAD 2000.

These are some typical county and state permit drawings. I would post the bore profiles also, but their not really that interesting. These were done in 2007 and 2006 respectively.

Here you have some basic water main extension drawings I did in 2000 and 2001.

A 3D drawing I did of a water well house in 1997. Nothing special except it was done in AutoCAD DOS on a lowly 486 computer.

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Real quick parrot doodle.

I did this drawing in 30 minutes for my sons science class.