This project consists of a four-story, 178-unit, mixed-income apartment complex located in the Eckington area of Washington, DC on a site of approximately 1.6 acres. The historic convent building on the site was moved and is incorporated into the apartment building design, including approximately six rental units, and was built in accordance with historic preservation guidelines.
As part of the 2.5 million sq. ft. redevelopment project known as Arbor Row, located within the heart of the new Tyson Urban Center, Bowman provided full service engineering, environmental, surveying and construction administration services for the first two synthetic turf fields in Tysons, VA.
As part of the effort to replace the military’s inventory of obsolete and inadequate housing with safe, comfortable homes for military families, JB Andrews hopes to rehabilitate existing units and provide new units, producing high quality housing for military families.
The Jordan, is one of AHC’S affordable apartment communities located at the intersection of N. Wakefield Road and Wilson Boulevard in Arlington. Bowman provided survey, engineering and landscape architecture services to this award winning project which features a landscape courtyard and a public linear walkway.
Bowman provided survey and civil engineering services for the conversion of Diamond Field #1 from a natural turf to a synthetic turf field. The project included a stone galley stormwater management reservoir and structural controls as required to meet local and state regulations.
Bowman was contracted to perform landscape architecture services for Restaurant Row Park in San Marcos, CA. The park’s design “paid tribute to the legacy of Restaurant Row” with repurposed vintage materials and similar color schemes.
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.
Bowman provided landscape architecture, planning, engineering, surveying and environmental consulting services within the 120-acre Lee District Park which included the multi-phased development of the Family Recreation Area and Our Special Harbor Spray Park, Accessible Tree House, and Chessie’s Trail.
Bowman provided landscape architecture, planning, engineering, surveying and environmental consulting services within Areas E, F, and G (aka the ‘Central Green’) within the 1,200-acre Laurel Hill Regional Park.
JRs has proposed a high-rise multifamily residential mixed-use building up to 325,300 sq. ft. in size, including 264 dwelling units and 5,300 sq. ft. of ground floor non-residential uses. Our team will pay careful attention to the activation of the Watson Street frontage by encouraging public pedestrian access across the site while fitting into the context of adjacent, existing and planned land uses.