Questa is a civil, environmental, water resource, engineering, planning, and landscape architecture firm based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Questa specializes in resource-based design, including stream, fish passage, wetlands restoration, habitat enhancement, biotechnical bank stabilization, bicycle and pedestrian pathway planning, and wastewater and stormwater management. With in-house surveyors, engineering geologists, hydrologists, landscape architects, and water resources engineers, we can quickly evaluate project options to develop sustainable design solutions that are realistic, innovative, and cost-effective.
Questa is a pioneer in integrating comprehensive resource-based hydraulic, hydrologic, geomorphic, geological, and geotechnical evaluations to develop creative and sustaining solutions. Based in Point Richmond, with field offices in Petaluma and Berkeley, Questa was founded as a California corporation in 1983. We offer complete engineering design, landscape architecture, environmental review, and planning services to clients in water resource management, multi-use pathway and streetscape design, waterway management and restoration, habitat enhancement, stormwater management, water and wastewater treatment, public works, resource conservation, public access, geotechnical stability, groundwater studies, and toxic/hazardous materials investigation and remediation.
Fiji Times article featuring Questa Principal Norman Hantzsche’s work on Taveuni Island: http://t.co/3kMtNwK6
Comment on Questa’s Napa River and Bay Trail Project in American Canyon Eagle! http://t.co/OBOUwAj9
Questa’s planning for Breuner Marsh is highlighted in the April-June 2012 issue of Bay Nature! http://t.co/lhhcD1ZJ
The Ventura County Star features Questa's Ojai Valley Bridge Trail Project: http://t.co/jbrCwAjp
The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County featured Questa’s Ferrasci Road Fish Passage Project in their Winter 2012newsletter, "Let the Steelhead Swim!" Read all about it at http:// www.lcslo.org/ pdfs/landlines/ Landlines_Jan%20 2012_WEBSITE.pd f.
Read the article about #MillValley Steps Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: http://bit.ly/kfpkG5 #McGlashan Lane
Read the Patch's article and see the pics of the Steps we designed!
At the bay area open space conference! http://t.co/TXbdIMe