It's actually under construction now. We broke ground in June. It's scheduled to be finished by 2002. I'm proud of the project because it was a monster to design. Parking lots have to drain.
Pipes have to be sized accordingly.
I would say it's mostly spent in the office, but once a project goes into the construction administration phase, you have to go out in the field and make sure that construction is being done per the design. I think construction workers are still getting used to the fact that there are female engineers out there. We still definitely need to have more women out there representing engineers. When I was in high school, there was an ex-student who came back to talk to the class about her job as a NASA engineer. It was then that I decided I wanted to be just like her.