This warehouse on Commerce Street in San Antonio was renovated into a 50,000 sq. ft. self-storage facility and leasing office. Our team assisted with the subdivision plat of the 1.75-acre downtown property. Utilization of the existing structure required coordination with architect, contractor and developer throughout the design and construction process.

This 17-acre site for a non-profit organization is aimed at providing housing for the unhoused community. Our team provided site surveying services including a land title survey, subdivision platting, construction staking services, drone photogrammetry, and preparation of exhibits and metes & bounds for separate utility easements.

This 6,000 sq. ft. convenience store is located on 2.42 acres in the Seguin ETJ, Guadalupe County, TX. The project involved demolishing the existing store, fuel pumps, and septic system. Our team partnered with the architect and design team to redesign and permit the new multi-purpose commercial development, which includes retail space and fuel sales for the new convenience store/gas station brand, Halftime.

Our team performed the civil design and permitting for an 11,500 sq. ft. retail center located in the San Antonio ETJ (Extraterritorial Jurisdiction). Situated on a 1.25-acre site, the project required careful planning and coordination to accommodate both the client’s vision and local development requirements.

The Magik Theatre is a beloved children’s theater dedicated to inspiring and educating young audiences. Our team performed a topographic survey for the project limits which included lidar and imagery utilizing Trimble SX10 Terrestrial Lidar scanner to acquire high-density scans of the interior and exterior limits of the building and project site.

This infill development in San Antonio consists of 26 attached units on a 0.98-acre lot. Our team served as the civil design lead, overseeing the creation of two subdivision plats for the Infill Development Zone (IDZ) site. Our team also prepared construction documents, including plans for private drives, heritage tree preservation, SAWS general construction permits, counter permits, and site work permits through the city.

Our reality capture experts created a as-built Revit model with hyper-accurate measurements that would lead to a smoother remodel. The student center included multiple dining vendors, meeting rooms, ballroom and a bookstore.

San Antonio’s historic Mission Road Power Plant is now EPIcenter—an energy innovation hub. Using drone and laser scanning, over 1,000 scans were used to create a detailed Revit model that supported design, planning and marketing while preserving the site’s historic character.

Bowman was tapped to provide 3D laser scanning services for the renovation of Hubbard Hall at Texas Woman’s University. The final model provided the client with highly accurate, detailed documentation of the entire space.

Bowman’s 3D laser scanning, drone intelligence and modeling teams collaborated with the client, its vendors and consultants to create a variety of documents supporting the reconfiguration of a manufacturing plant.