This development included a 12,000 SF municipal building, parking lot, and stormwater detention facility along the south end of the property. The site design was for two drives proposed along 500 West to provide access for fire trucks to enter and exit from the building in both directions.
The dry detention pond was designed to control runoff for the entire developed area.
For this development, a 12,500 SF building includes associated parking, fire truck access, and utility infrastructure. Two new entrance drives were designed along Vitality Drive; one on the south and one on the east, to provide ingress and egress for fire trucks from the building, as well as a drive to a parking area in the front of the building.
The existing pond was expanded in order to provide additional detention volume required to meet present day standards.
HWC worked with Pulte Group to provide site engineering and survey services for the 18-unit residential townhome project in the Village of WestClay in Carmel, Indiana.
Development components include:
The project provides low maintenance housing for the walkable community in west Carmel with nearby shops, businesses, and schools.
HWC was the engineering consultant for Prince Street Cottages throughout the entire project, starting with the feasibility of the site. HWC assembled a feasibility report for Milestone Ventures, Inc. by studying a site for a new senior living apartment building located in Princeton, Indiana.
The project consists of 38 apartment homes in a single building on approximately 1.7-acres. Previously, the site contained an abandoned church, and some single family homes.
HWC completed the necessary research and collected due diligence information, then summarized the results in a report.
HWC also created a site plan for the client to ensure that the proposed building, parking, and detention would fit on the site properly.
HWC prepared construction documents and designed the site in accordance with all local, state, and utility company requirements. HWC closely coordinated with the architect to value engineer the project, ensuring a functional design while maintaining the desired aesthetic.
HWC provided site engineering and landscape architecture services for the Fort Wayne Avenue Apartments Project.
The five-story residential development is located at 918 Fort Wayne Avenue in Indianapolis.
Development components include:
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