Our team was retained to perform traffic engineering and highway design services in support of the 128-room, four-story hotel and car wash facility along US Route 206 in Bordentown Township. We prepared the project traffic impact study, highway access permit plans in support of site plan approval by the Township and Access Permit approval by NJDOT.

In the process of remodeling the new 148-room hotel, the client discovered that the design model did not match the ceiling heights observed on-site. Our laser scanning team was deployed to measure the gutted building, both inside and out, with an accuracy within 1/8 an inch.

Provided professional landscape architecture services for the Inn at Sunset Cliffs. Our landscape architects developed visual marketing tools for the client’s new deck expansion project, which sets directly above the Pacific Ocean. Working with the client, we were able to develop 3D models and renders of working operations during a typical summer day and event day, such as a wedding.

A five-story hotel is located 13 miles from downtown Louisville close to local shopping and businesses. Louisville office provided the surveying and site/civil engineering plans for a development that included a 5-story hotel, meeting facility and parking areas. This site was previously developed with multiple buildings and pavement. The buildings had been demolished, with existing […]

A 5-story, 127-room hotel is located on a 1.2-acre tract as part of an existing 9.5-acre campus. The campus includes two other chain hotels and a 6,300 sq. ft. restaurant. The team provided planning/zoning, landscape architecture, civil/site engineering and survey/topographic mapping.

A 30-story mixed-use development in downtown Louisville consisted of 612 hotel suites and 225 luxury apartment units. The hotel was built on the site of the former Louisville Water Co., and was designed to blend the charm of the city and modern luxury.

Bowman performed complete 3D laser scanning operations on the full exterior of the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan to capture the existing conditions and improvements on the main rooftops and two existing towers.

The project included a 200,000 sq. ft. casino with restaurants and a venue for live entertainment, a parking garage, and surface parking on approximately 12 acres of the Arundel Mills Development.

Bowman provided planning, surveying, engineering, and environmental services on this project. Scope of work included the development of a site plan with a parking area layout, preparation of a special use permit plan and plat, a boundary survey, an environmental constraints analysis, a perennial flow determination, support of a cultural resource analysis and a traffic management plan for the site.