IMEG provided civil engineering design services, along with landscape architecture and construction administration, for site plan alignment changes including updated architectural design for additional patios. The firm updated the alignment plan to include the new architectural footprints of the proposed buildings including minor shifts in the majority of the building locations. The scope included re-alignment
Parkview is a mixed-use transit-oriented redevelopment project adjacent to the Herndon Metro Station comprised of residential, office, and retail uses at a floor area ratio of up to 4.3. It has a pedestrian activated streetscape that is integrated with attractive public open space and plaza areas for its users. IMEG provided civil engineering design services
Madison Mews is a 26-unit townhome development in the City of Fairfax. The redevelopment project involved the demolition of the City Library — which was relocated and rebuilt — and construction of the 26 townhomes, frontage improvements on two streets in the City’s historic downtown area, landscape plans, and streetscape improvements. Significant utility relocation and
IMEG is providing civil, survey, and landscape architecture engineering design services for the Fairfax County Government Center renovation. The parking garage beneath the main entrance is being renovated to restore waterproofing, and the public entry plaza above the garage at the front of the building is being redone with enhanced landscaping and hardscape design. The
Eleven Oaks is a community of 49 townhomes and single-family homes located in downtown Fairfax, near George Mason University. The project consists of a variety of architectural facade styles that create a walkable pedestrian streetscape. IMEG provided civil engineering, land planning, and surveying services for the development from original boundary surveys through final grading plans.
IMEG provided civil engineering, surveying and land planning services for a high-density, urban mixed-use redevelopment project at 555 Herndon, adjacent to the Herndon Metro Station. IMEG assisted with three phases of the initial site development, including surveying, site evaluation, engineering, and entitlement services. Civil engineering efforts included site review, landscape architecture, stormwater outfall analysis, SWM/BMP
Riverside Station is planned as a signature, gateway development in North Woodbridge, Virginia. The project will be developed as a high quality, urban mixed-use community in two phases, consisting of retail space, multifamily residential units, and a full range of recreational and social amenities. Land Bay A will contain 40,000+-sf retail space and up to
IMEG provided survey engineering design services for the construction of a new headquarters for the United States Coast Guard. The project was the first stage of the Department of Homeland Security’s plan to consolidate facilities at a new campus on the grounds of the St. Elizabeth’s Hospital site in Washington, DC and is located on
IMEG provided planning and landscape architecture services for the redesign of the National Cathedral School courtyard and new centralized, secure entry portal. IMEG developed a design for the 1.8-acre site that reflected the historic architecture of the campus, incorporated learning opportunities into the landscape and redesigned and replaced a 100-seat amphitheater. The design concept focused
IMEG worked with the DC Department of Parks and Recreation to provide a considerable upgrade for a small, muddy site in Northeast DC. Providing landscape architecture, and civil and survey engineering design services, IMEG delivered the final playground design complete with play structures, swings, benches, LED pole lighting with integrated security cameras, permeable rubber surfacing,
