Monopine Site

Hiding Prime Telecom Services in a Monopole
Francestown, New Hampshire
With wireless needs rising in rural counties, engineers have designed discreet ways of blending modern services with local woodland areas.
With wireless needs rising in rural counties, engineers have designed discreet ways of blending modern services with local woodland areas.
To ensure the monopine’s installation would have a minimal impact on the surrounding environment, we provided a stormwater analysis and pollution prevention plan.
To ensure the monopine’s installation would have a minimal impact on the surrounding environment, we provided a stormwater analysis and pollution prevention plan.
We designed a gravel access road to ease service flow into and out of the tower, secured within a fenced compound.
We designed a gravel access road to ease service flow into and out of the tower, secured within a fenced compound.
The small community of Francestown in southern New Hampshire needed improved wireless service provided in an unobtrusive manner. To suit the town’s needs, we designed a 110-foot-tall monopine macro site, a camouflaged artificial tree tower used to conceal telecom equipment in a natural setting.

110

foot-tall monopine macro site

To garner community support for the project, we coordinated balloon floats and provided photo simulations, which allowed town officials and the community to visualize the finished product. We also supervised soil borings to deliver a geotechnical report, coordinated construction stakeouts, and inspected both the access road and tower foundation constructions.

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