Name |
Summary |
Students |
Sponsor |
Seismic Analysis and Design of UVU Campus |
The objective is to address the building's structural inadequacies and enhance its
overall seismic resilience, thereby ensuring the safety and security of all occupants
within UVU's campus infrastructure. Drawing upon insights gained in the preceding
semester, during which we identified structures necessitating seismic retrofitting,
this project will ultimately result in the development of a retrofit design specifically
catered to rectify the seismic deficiencies inherent in the Gunther Technology building. |
Thomas Anderson, Joe Benson, Caleb Norton, Glen Pool |
UVU: Paul McMullin |
Northridge Park Redesign |
The objective of this project is to redesign and improve the existing Northridge Park,
located at 1750 N 165 E Orem, Utah. As pickleball is an increasingly popular sport,
it has become necessary to renovate one of the existing tennis courts into four pickleball
courts. This will increase the activities available at the park while not depriving
the community of the existing tennis court area. The specific boundaries are limited
to the existing tennis courts and the immediate surrounding area. All other existing
conditions such as the sidewalk, parking lot and nearby playground will remain in
place where feasible. |
Derik Carter, Tyler Conway, Taylor Kofford, Parker Stevens |
City of Orem: Sam Kelly |
800 South and 800 West, Orem UT |
The intersection of 800 South and 800 West in Orem, UT experiences traffic congestion,
particularly during peak morning and afternoon hours, disrupting continuous traffic
movements. This proposed project aims to address this issue by analyzing the existing
traffic conditions at the intersection and designing a traffic control system to alleviate
future congestion problems. Implementing this traffic control system will improve
future traffic conditions around the Utah Valley University campus and create a safer
intersection for pedestrian crossings. |
Lindsay Helm, Robert Rydalch, Matthew Snyder |
City of Orem: Sam Kelly |
ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition |
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Concrete Canoe Competition provides
students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on practical experience while testing
their skills with concrete mix designs and project management challenges. This year's
team goals are to create a canoe that hold successfully 4 people with an appropriate
factor of safety, is a lightweight design, has a green color, and that the team aims
to win a canoe race. during the competition in Logan, UT in April. |
Alec Banton, Cody Gunn, Jacob Powell, Kaden Shephard, Brayson Wilcox |
UVU: Amanda Bordelon |
AISC Steel Bridge Competition |
The AISC Steel Bridge Competition is an annual event held by the American Institute
of Steel Construction (AISC) where engineering students design, fabricate, and test
to-scale bridge designs. The purpose is to give students a hands-on approach to learning
not often seen in civil engineering. This year's team is required to design a bridge
for a disc golf course under construction in Ruston, Louisiana. It is to span a man-made
river, be accessible to employees and maintenance vehicles, and must not disturb the
scenery of the park. Event rules limit the team members’ activity within the “river”,
allowing players known as “barges” to temporarily enter the site. AISC judges will
determine the winners of various sections, including bridge weight, aesthetics, load
capacity, and time required to build. |
Jackson Anderson, Lauryn Crofts, Rod Martinez |
UVU: Paul McMullin |
Redwood Road and Pioneer Crossing |
Our design will focus on expanding the corridor on Redwood Road between Pony Express
and Pioneer Crossing to alleviate traffic congestion. The Redwood Road Widening Project
is set to transform the existing road into a seven-lane corridor, addressing critical
traffic congestion issues along the stretch between mile post 30.994 and 31.772, covering
0.778 miles (4105 ft) from Pioneer Crossing and Pony Express Parkway. |
Brandon Baker, Aaron Delgado, Erik Prazak, Day Rodriguez |
UDOT Region 3: Andrew Gwynn, Steven Loveland, Jeffrey Huffman |
Lake Bottom Canal Risk Mitigation |
The City of Orem is looking to improve storm water infrastructure in the southwestern
area of city limits. They would like to limit their discharge into the privately owned
Lake Bottom Canal. The purpose of this project is to find solutions that integrate
both statements, while compromising where necessary to best meet the needs of the
city. The project will be in the southwest area of Orem along 2000 S from the Lake
Bottom Canal at N 2700 W to the Southwest Taylor Drain. |
Brayden Allen, Jacob Allen, David Aust, Justin Westwood |
City of Orem: Sam Kelly |