Instructors: Dr. Thiem, Chris Duhamel, John Steere, Mark Fisher 9 December 2015 Design Report: During this fall semester the geotechnical team of Prometheus Engineering worked on and completed the geotechnical reports for the Steere Hall, the Restaurant, as well as the proposed roundabout. Additionally, the geotechnical team took the lead on designing the solar array field for the super fund site. Using the boring logs of the soccer field site, provided by Chris Duhamel, we were able to construct 2-D and 3-D soil profiles for the site as well as find the bearing capacity and seismic soil class based on ASCE 7-0. The above information and drawings are included in the geotechnical report for the Steere Hall/Restaurant. At the conclusion of this semester the geotechnical team is confident that the complete design of these three sites will be able to be concluded by May 2016, and dont see any main issues upcoming. Some areas we plan to dive into next semester include the design of the footings for the canopy and dormitory, as well as look more into the super fund site and its wetlands. With a preliminary plan for the solar array site completed, we will take this plan and further study the effectiveness and practically of this site and maybe expand our own designs. Settlement of the soil may be an issue and we will explore this possibility next semester. Concurrently, some type of foundation/footing will have to be designed for the main site. Fill will also be needed in order to bring the site up to the grade for that is necessary to construct a solar farm. Many of the wetlands in the area may also prove to be a problem in construction. E will look further at the areas in which there might be problems, and start constructing solutions to work around it. We have already started the calculations for the footings of the canopy along with the structures team, and hope to finish them early next semester. Overall, throughout the semester our team completed their assigned work in the area of geotechnical engineering in addition to the work on the design of a solar array. With 30% of the plans completed this semester we hope to be able to have success in all design work next semester.