Meadowood is a large residential planned community in northern San Diego County consisting of approximately 400 acres. The project includes five residential planning areas with attached and detached multi-family and single-family residences, a neighborhood park, elementary school, while preserving 40% of the site as natural and agricultural open space.
The project includes 76 affordable senior apartments and eight permanent supportive housing studios for formerly homeless seniors. The overall project includes 194 total units with 118 market rate units. The complex is sustainable, transit- oriented and mixed-income friendly. Our team of landscape architects provided specialized design for this underserved demographic with street level, podium and roof top landscapes.
Provided professional landscape architecture services for the County of San Diego Sheriff’s Firearms Training Center. Located in Otay Mesa, the Sheriff’s Firearms Training Center provides training and qualifications for our local police, sheriffs, CIA and FBI agents.
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.
The Vallecitos Water District had surplus land that is highly constrained that they wanted to find the highest and best use of the parcel for. Our landscape architects analyzed and evaluated the property based on access, steep slopes and biological sensitive habitat.
Our marine engineers performed structural analysis of the bulkhead and designed the required rehabilitation of damaged sections of the dock bulkhead. Scope included performing repair design underwater inspection, developing conceptual alternates for the rehabilitation and developing estimated construction cost of each option.
Retained to conduct routine inspection of Philadelphia Energy Solution’s 3.5 miles of refinery waterfront along the Schuylkill River. The waterfront consisted of nine wharves, 22 steel sheet pile bulkhead sections (approximately 8,000 LF of bulkhead) and six categories of miscellaneous structures.
The project involves construction of two mooring dolphins to tie up ships up to 750 ft long (LOA) and other associated construction work. Such construction work starts with the installation of falsework (temporary steel framing) to be able to install production piles at accurate locations and angles in the waterway.
Retained to perform a thorough underwater inspection of Berths A and B to document the construction and evaluate the current condition of all existing dock structures and design the complete removal and renewal or rehabilitation of Dock A structures in a phased manner.
Designed, secured permits, and provided bid support and construction management services for the maintenance dredging of sites located on the Arthur Kill River along New Jersey and New York shorelines. Scope of work included pre-dredge surveys, calculating pre-dredge volumes and preparing sediment sampling and analysis plans.