Bowman provided mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) engineering services for Elms Fells Point, a 455,800 sq. ft., five-story mixed-use apartment building. Completed in 2023, the $65 million project was developed by Elm Street Development and designed by architect Hord Coplan Macht. The building includes 285 apartments, a residential lounge, lobby, fitness center, courtyard and roof […]

Bowman supported the Bourne redevelopment, a 1.39-acre brownfield infill project spanning three parcels at a prominent commercial intersection. The redevelopment, located at Shelburne Road and Swift Street, transforms the previously underused site into a coordinated mixed-use setting, featuring a bank, commercial space, multifamily housing and underground parking.

Bowman provided civil engineering, survey and permitting services for the mixed-use development. The project included a 60-by-200-ft residential building with 50 to 60 apartments, 8,000 sq. ft. of commercial space and structured and surface parking for approximately 80 vehicles.

Bowman provided preliminary engineering, preliminary site design, final engineering, an ALTA survey and mapping services for the RaDD (Research and Development District) project. The project consists of a mix of laboratory and office buildings, restaurants and retail opportunities.

Bowman is providing full-service engineering, surveying and mapping services to support the redevelopment of Midway Rising, a mixed-use redevelopment designed to revitalize San Diego’s Midway neighborhood.

Our team was selected to be the lead consultant and provided civil engineering and survey services for the redevelopment of the existing Riverwalk Golf Club site. Riverwalk includes 4,300 residential dwelling units, approximately 140,000 sq. ft. of commercial spaces, approximately 1M sq. ft. of office, and a variety of parks and open space.

This mixed-use space is a large industrial building that is being re-purposed, and will provide maker space, bicycle repair, work from “home” space, storage, and more. Progress on this project has included extending the bike path to encourage non-vehicular traffic.

Bowman provided landscape architecture consulting services to secure zoning and development entitlement approval for the Loudoun Times urban redevelopment project. Redevelopment will include the replacement of an existing building known as the Loudoun Times Mirror with the new 6-story residential and mixed-use mid-rise building.

Clarendon Center is a mixed-use development located along two blocks of Wilson and Clarendon Boulevards bounded by 11th Street N., N. Garfield Street, and N. Highland Street. The project consists of 244 residential units, 224,00 sq. ft. of office space, and 57,000 sq. ft. of retail space.

Bowman developed CAD designs for seven public parks within the community, including dog parks, passive picnic areas with shade structures, open lawns and active use parks with basketball, horse shoes pitch and exercise stations.