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...design concept.The design concept report requires that a firm designing the ship - as planned, Seattle-based Elliott Bay Design Group, Falvey said Thursday - must look into having a partially open aft car deck."We will look at both a partially...
...and running, it was going on and here we are with a delay."The state will keep its architect, Seattle's Elliott Bay Design Group. And it will continue working with its expected builder, Ketchikan's Alaska Ship and Drydock.Neussl said...
...schedule wasn't realistic,'' Van Altvorst told the Ketchikan Daily News. One reason for the delay is that Elliott Bay Design Group took longer than planned to complete the ferry design, said Van Altvorst. The final design, which was supposed...
...with more to follow if the first one is successfully built within a reasonable budget. The AMHS partnered with Elliott Bay Design Group, a firm based in Seattle, to design the vessel. The state compiled a series of features it would like included...
...built at a cost of $22 million in 1974. The Marine Highway has contracted with a marine architectural firm, Elliott Bay Design Group of Seattle, to design the repair ``because it's not just a repair of the (electrical console),'' Edwards...
...duplicate the state's reservation and ticketing system. Last week, McDonald signed a $330,000 contract with Elliott Bay Design Group, a Seattle company, to design the vessel. It will run the approximately 45-mile route between Hollis, on...
...additional service from Ketchikan to Prince Rupert, Doll said. The ferry Prince of Wales was designed by the Elliott Bay Design Group Ltd. of Seattle. Shipyard project manager Dave Longdale of Dakota Creek Industries said the vessel is between...
...revenue, with the balance coming from dwindling reserves and legislative subsidies. The McDowell Group and the Elliott Bay Design Group of Seattle are nearing completion of a study for the state Department of Transportation. The final report, due...
...building ferries in 1995. Right now the company is working on a 150-passenger ferry, designed by Seattle-based Elliott Bay Design Group, for the Inter-Island Ferry Authority in southern Southeast Alaska. The biggest change in moving from making...
...built at a cost of $22 million in 1974. The Marine Highway has contracted with a marine architectural firm, Elliott Bay Design Group of Seattle, to design the repair ``because it's not just a repair of the (electrical console),'' Edwards...