Our team supported the development of a 100-acre, 12.5 MW solar facility providing a full suite of civil, structural and environmental engineering services. The project was planned with a strong emphasis on environmental protection and regulatory compliance, particularly with respect to sensitive streams and wetland areas.
Our team deployed a dual-sensor setup to gather aerial imagery and lidar data in a single flight. The mission combined a Teledyne Optech Galaxy T2000 lidar sensor with a Phase One digital frame camera, producing a 4-inch GSD image set and QL2-grade lidar.
One of our country’s most important historical sites is yielding more information, thanks to modern technology. Thomas Jefferson’s home, Monticello, was a working, 5,000-acre plantation that was home to Jefferson and hundreds of other people. For several decades, archeologists have been piecing together artifacts and other remnant traces of the inhabitants of the 1800s, and […]
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.
At over 65 locations throughout the eastern United States, our team designed modifications to air traffic control towers’ (ATCT) fire and life safety systems in order to comply with new OSHA standards and FAA criteria.
Bowman worked with city staff, community stakeholders and an archaeologist to develop a design that integrates a community gathering space, an active play area for children 2-5 years old, and the history of the site.
Bowman provided full-service engineering, environmental consulting, surveying and construction administration for a new seven-story residential building and structured parking deck in Tysons, VA.
Frying Pan Farm Park is located in western Fairfax County and preserves and interprets a 1920’s through 1950’s farm, agricultural process, and rural community life. The farm serves as a landscape for educational, cultural and recreational enrichment for citizens and visitors of Fairfax County.
The Peterson Family Health Sciences Hall at George Mason University is the new home for the College of Health and Human Services that has advanced the university’s goal of setting new standards for design, sustainability, and wellness.
Bowman provided planning, engineering, surveying, and environmental consulting services for development of the 2,800 LF of stream valley trail within the surrounding Burke Station Park. Development included design of the eight-ft. wide multipurpose trail, pedestrian bridge crossing, culverts and associated improvements.