Gzire, is this one of your designs?

[ryno]

Somebody screwed up.

[Jaylin]

Why am I not surprised...

[uhohNumber2brb]

looks fun when it snows out...

[superdude]

wow, that would be bad to drive outta there everyday.

i think i would park on the street

[ironrice]

You know this picture has been here before. The old skool kats know what I'm talking about.

[Jaylin]

I don't...am I suppose to?

[GZire]

Nope, I don't design structures and I don't do small commercial jobs like that. You'll have to harass one of the design engineers or architects here.

[gammawolf]

That property should get a major discount if it passes code. I wonder how you'd fixit?

[uhohNumber2brb]

Originally Posted by GZire

Nope, I don't design structures and I don't do small commercial jobs like that. You'll have to harass one of the design engineers or architects here.

yea mang...GZ doesn't do none of that...he designs .gif and other .jpegs, how else do you think he has a pix for every occasion....

[jmcclain]

You'll have to hit on a civil engineer for that one. I'm an architect and proud to say we don't do site design. The obvious question is who in the hell would pour that concrete thinking they're doing the right thing?

[uhohNumber2brb]

the mexicans????......

[superdude]

hahahahahhaha

[GZire]

Originally Posted by jmcclain

You'll have to hit on a civil engineer for that one. I'm an architect and proud to say we don't do site design. The obvious question is who in the hell would pour that concrete thinking they're doing the right thing?

Some architects down here might do that sort of stuff or a structural. The civil doesn't have anything to say about where the structures are located, just the piping/plumbing/grading/etc.

If I had to guess I'd say the sidewalk was laid out incorrectly (too close to the house) or the designers might have said there's nothing wrong with the plans.

[Jaylin]

Damn illegals fault...

[ryno]

Originally Posted by GZire

Some architects down here might do that sort of stuff or a structural. The civil doesn't have anything to say about where the structures are located, just the piping/plumbing/grading/etc.

If I had to guess I'd say the sidewalk was laid out incorrectly (too close to the house) or the designers might have said there's nothing wrong with the plans.

Actually the civil engineer could have f'ed up the road elevation or finished floor elevations. I still don't see how the driveway gets poured like that without somebody questioning it.

Edit: Or it could be the surveyor's fault too. I've seen buildings built a foot or two too far to the left or right because the surveyor staked it out incorrectly.