Artifex opens new Denver Office - 26-Apr-2006 Artifex's Denver office has relocated to a larger space downtown, in the old Union Express hayloft. We're two blocks from Coors Field, in the River North district. Please come by to check our office out -- find us on our contact page.   read more...

Artifex supports ASCE YMG - 15-May-2006 Artifex is pleased to support the American Society of Civil Engineers Younger Member Group in Denver. ASCE YMG has launched a new website, with opportunities to become involved in leadership and community events -- check out the engineering community here.   read more...

Orange County Great Park News - 25-Apr-2006 The Ken Smith Landscape Architect Team has been selected as the Master Designer for the Orange County Great Park. ArtifexED is a technical team member on the proposal, delivering knowledge of the hydrologic framework for the proposal, and working with the multidisciplinary team to develop a sustainable and implementable design. Stay tuned for more news on this exciting project.     read more...

Mountain Waters of Bohemia - 21-Mar-2006   ArtifexED will participate in the Earthwatch Institute field research on the rehabilitation of acid rain and commercial forestry damaged watersheds in the Czech Republic this summer. The study region of the Jizera Mountains in Northern Bohemia was one of the most damaged ecosystems in Europe due to years of acid rain from coal-fired power plants. We’ll be helping to assess the effectiveness of different restoration strategies on the lakes and streams of the area.

Eldorado Springs - Thursday, August 02, 2007 ArtifexED has teamed with Frachetti Engineering, of Denver, and Anderson Environmental, of Boulder, to deliver site development and riparian enhancement plans for the proposed Treatment Facility in Eldorado canyon, to protect South Boulder Creek and the adjacent endangered species habitat.

NCMA Awarded CWMTF Grant - 02-Sep-2006 ArtifexED's work on the Stormwater Improvement Project for the North Carolina Museum of Art, in Raleigh, NC was awarded $1.572M by the Clean Water Management Trust Fund. This project will be a groundbreaking stormwater management project, that serves to protect water quality and further the Museum's resource stewardship.