Delaware County Shell Building
Delaware County, IN
Shell Building
Design elements included a stormwater detention basin to manage stormwater quantity for the entire site and future expansion phases and off-site water main and storm sewer extensions.
Design elements included a stormwater detention basin to manage stormwater quantity for the entire site and future expansion phases and off-site water main and storm sewer extensions.
HWC partnered with Jeffersonville, Indiana-based developer, the Cornerstone Group, and Indianapolis-based Envoy, to complete the Cosmo/Bolt and Tie mixed-use project in Clarksville, Indiana. The site is located along Woerner Avenue in the South Clarksville Mixed-Use District, and is the first major redevelopment project in this District. The new mixed-use facility is a four-story, 135,000+ SF building with an outdoor amenity area located on the roof. The first floor includes a restaurant space, office/retail suites, co-working office suites, and common areas. The remaining floors of the building include 96 apartments units.
Named “Mixed-Use Project of the Year” by Louisville Business First
HWC Engineering provided civil engineering design services for the expansion of Witham Hospital.
The expansion included a four-story structural steel building, relocated utilities, and revised access for the site. The project required modifications to several areas of the campus. The existing detention pond in front of the hospital was modified to allow for expansion and additional parking. The existing detention pond north of the site was expanded to account for the new drainage analysis.
A new parking lot was added to the east side of the building, and an expansion of the southwest parking lot added more parking for the existing facilities. The building expansion was in the area of an existing parking lot and required modifications to sanitary sewers, storm sewers, waterlines, electrical lines, and parking lot lighting. The expansion also added a new patient loading area and sidewalks for access around the new building.
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