 Planners and Engineers Collaborative, Inc. provides consulting services in the areas of Master Planning,
Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture, Environmental Assessment, Urban Design and Land Surveying. We have experience with a variety of projects ranging from public parks, streetscape design, residential estates, and amenity area design to multi-family communities, office parks, commercial developments, and industrial parks.
We are registered to provide Civil Engineering services in 35 states. Being involved in the current issues associated with our professions is important
to Planners and Engineers.
Our registered professionals are members of:
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American Society of Civil Engineers |
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American Consulting Engineers Council |
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Consulting Engineers Council of Georgia |
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American Society of Landscape Architects |
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Urban Land Institute
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Surveying and Mapping Society of Georgia |
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| Our History |
Early 1964
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Allied Engineering Associates, Inc.
Partners:
Boyd C. Steed, Jr. (E.I.T. - N.C. State ’63)
J. R. Arnold, Jr. (P.E. & R.L.S.- Clemson University)
Surveying & Engineering Firm
Located at 3131 Piedmont Road Atlanta, GA.
(located near intersection of Piedmont Road & Peachtree Road) |
| Early 1964 |
Boyd Steed hires Milton R. Lemon to assist with surveying |
| Late1964 |
Jim Hudson approaches Boyd Steed about forming a new company offering civil engineering, land surveying & landscape architecture services.
Jim Hudson suggests Planners & Engineers Collaborative
as the name for the new company after the Architects Collaborative in Cambridge, Mass. At the time, this concept was unique in Atlanta since no other firm offered all these services under one company. |
| Late 1964 |
Allied Engineering Associates, Inc. DBA
Planners & Engineers Collaborative
Partners:
Boyd C. Steed, Jr.(gave shares to Hudson & Lemon)
J. R. Arnold, Jr.
James P. Hudson
Milton R. Lemon |
| 1967 |
PEC moves to 3099 Maple Drive Rented a garage from the Becknell family |
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Boyd Steed becomes a registered PE
J. R. Arnold leaves PEC and gives his stock to PEC |
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Richard Woodman (N.C State ’63) a classmate of Boyd's at NC State is asked to become a partner. |
| 1968 |
Busy Years for PEC with Riverbend Apartments for Crow Pope & Carter, Fairington, Spanish Trace Apartments, & Northlake Mall |
| 1969 |
Milton Lemon leaves PEC
Partners:
Boyd C. Steed
Jim P. Hudson
Dick Woodman
George E. Young joins the firm |
| 1971 |
PEC moves to the Dell Building at 5582 Peachtree Road in Chamblee, GA.(located at the intersection of Peachtree Road
& North Peachtree Road) |
| May 1971 |
John Williams a project manager with Candler Griffin approaches Boyd Steed & PEC about the idea of being an apartment developer and needing the services of PEC.
At the meeting, Jim Hudson suggests to John Williams to plant a rich, full landscape at each project to make them unique.
POST Properties was born. POST Lake on Memorial Drive was the first POST development |
| July 1971 |
Boyd Steed leaves PEC to begin B. C. Steed, Jr. & Assoc.
A Consulting Engineering and Construction Management Firm |
| 1982 |
PEC moved its office from Buckhead to Savoy Drive in Chamblee |
| 2004 |
PEC moved its offices to grow to Technology Park in Gwinnett |
| 2008 |
PEC continues to grow and strive for new Goals and Quality |
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