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.

Bowman provided land planning, surveying, and engineering design services for this mixed-use development located in the Town of Leesburg. Modeled after developments such as Reston Town Center, the project includes a Wegmans supermarket, and a town center like central core that will include a variety of supportive restaurant, retail, and office spaces.

Bowman provided various services for the design of a new children’s playground which included replacing the old playground and improvements to the existing pavilion building. The playground was designed to provide dedicated outdoor social play areas for children aged 2-5 and 5-12. The two play areas are separated by a walkway, and both include climbers and swings at the appropriate skill levels.

Bowman provided engineering services for this 23-acre conservation subdivision. The site design was governed by additional zoning restrictions to implement smaller building lots and previous cover, preserve open space, and protect natural features such as grand trees through expanded conservation areas.

Bowman has been an integral part of the civil design, permitting and construction administration for the development of two Visiting Nurses Association’s (VNA) assisted living facilities. The two facilities, Grand Oaks of Okeechobee and Grand Oaks of Jensen, are both headquartered out of Stuart, Florida.

Engineering services for over 50 WaWa projects. Services include entitlements and development of strategic plans for market-driven initiatives. Also provided representation at public hearings and workshops, technical assistance for prototype stores, Chapter 527 TIA Reports, traffic impact studies, etc.

This mixed-use project includes a tennis center with six indoor courts and four outdoor courts for University of Texas Athletics, a recreational swimming facility and concession building for The University of Texas Golf Club, and 20 residential “casitas” (condominiums). Bowman refined the land plan, designed the shared on-site and off-site infrastructure, and managed the site plan approval process.

The development consists of 384 apartments, with a mix of 60% 2-bedrooms, 25% 1-bedroom and 15% 3-bedrooms. This site also proposes a community building/clubhouse/ pool and four (4) acres of commercial which is planned as a 100 room (4 Story) hotel and a 27,000 sq. ft. office building.

Bowman is providing resident engineering services for this fuel loop being constructed in advance of the new International Terminal (T5) Building expansion.

Bowman is providing structural and right-of-way services for this new interchange that will build Route 123 over Route 1 to separate through traffic, and connect Route 123 to Belmont Bay Drive east of the railroad. Both Routes will be widened from four to six lanes.