Our firm also completed a traffic impact analysis study to determine if the traffic generated by the proposed development could potentially impact the surrounding roadway network. This data played a critical role in developing site plans that efficiently move both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, while remaining visually appealing. To accommodate the addition of four new leasable buildings without reducing the amount of parking, our team worked with our client to create a plan to convert existing surface parking into a structured parking deck.

All elements of the design were customized to our client’s unique needs, down to the custom granite benches, handrails, and signage. Plans were elevated from both a design and environmental perspective with the intent of attracting tenants that aligned with the client’s sustainability goals. Using our parametric modeling software, we created impactful site renderings that enhanced our collaboration with Integrated Design’s architects and established a deeper understanding of our comprehensive vision. Additionally, our team’s ability to discretely integrate the site’s required infrastructure into our master plan contributed to the client’s goal of maintaining a campus-like feel throughout the development.

The emphasis on environmental responsibility is helping the development target a Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Gold® certification.