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.
Bowman’s goal was to create a sustainable setting using drought-tolerant plants and low water use irrigation systems.
As part of several distinct projects along the Crystal Drive corridor, Bowman prepared designs for the construction of streetscape improvements including multi-modal transit accommodations with protected bicycle lanes, urban landscaping, green stormwater infrastructure, street lights and infrastructure improvements.
Madbush Falls – Riders’ Outpost was an exciting project involved a complete rehabilitation and transformation of an abandoned old motel and bar known as the Madbush Alpine Chalet in Waitsfield, VT along VT Route 100 a few miles from the Sugarbush Ski Resort.
Our team has worked with Costco since its beginnings in Vermont in Colchester in 1992. At the time the site had a different building by the name of Bio-Tech that was razed to build the first and only Costco in Vermont. Since then, we have worked with Costco over the years in adding small additions to the site, such as the tire center.
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.
The Twin Farms Resort project involved a series of renovations, expansions and new units to the Forbes Travel #1 5-star small luxury hotel and resort in the quaint and quiet town of Barnard, Vermont. Our team was retained to provide surveying, site/civil engineering, permitting, environmental and construction engineering services.
Our team completed work for Mitchwartz Properties, which included demolishing two existing single-family ranch-style homes and constructing a 2-story building with medical office space on the first floor and 6 one-bedroom units on the second floor.
Our team also completed a wetlands delineation that involved meeting with the State Wetland Ecologist to finalize and confirm the delineation. The observations collected during this process helped to provide the concept development and renderings throughout the rest of the project.
The once vibrant and actively used ball park, known as the Moana Stadium, had become an eyesore in need of an overhaul. Thanks to the championing efforts of the Reno City Council, City staff and the Great Basin Youth Soccer League, the stadium was able to turn into a community asset.