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Basin Creek and South Fork Junction projects modernized four irrigation diversions to provide reliable agricultural water delivery and protect fish habitat.
The Boise City Canal Company modernized its aging Boise River intake to improve reliable irrigation water deliver during low-flow conditions.
Morrison-Maierle developed a solution to improve conveyance reliability and extend the life of the Y-Siphon at a sensitive crossing near Big Wood River, Idaho.
The new 100-foot air traffic control tower at the Bend Municipal Airport improves flight safety and operations with a resilient, seismically designed, fully integrated facility.
Across from Boise’s Basque Block, Kaixo Corner transformed a 0.21-acre parking lot into a flexible public space where art and landscape celebrate the city’s cultures, industries, and stories.
Morrison-Maierle's structural design engineered a 400-foot curved steel office building in Bozeman, Montana, giving 300+ offices a view and saving 150 tons of steel.
Morrison-Maierle modernized Great Falls’ wastewater screening system, keeping the plant operating while reducing costs, improving safety, and protecting public health and the environment.
The Jocko Area Canal Conversion project transforms century-old canals and pipes into a gravity-pressure pipeline system for the Confederated Salish-Kootenai Tribe.
The Spread Creek Fish Passage Project demonstrates how thoughtful engineering can restore aquatic connectivity while preserving reliable irrigation delivery.
The Pole Creek stream restoration project improved 1.8 miles of critical fish habitat by reconnecting meander bends, replanting riparian vegetation, and adding in-stream structures.
Morrison-Maierle provided the specialized fisheries engineering needed to translate biological and operational requirements into a functional facility design.
The Yale Upstream Fish Passage project is part of a larger effort to support salmon, steelhead, bull trout, and other native fish species in a river system shaped by hydroelectric infrastructure.
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