Norton Crossing
This project is designed to breathe new life into the area by demolishing over 18 acres of condemned housing and creating a new apartment complex, a …
Coleman Property Consolidated Wetland Mitigation Bank
V3 Companies identified and developed the Coleman Property for wetland and stream mitigation, creating a consolidated mitigation bank for a sole …
Righthand Fork Salt-Pipe Creek Restoration
This project delivered dual recreational and ecological benefits with minimal maintenance requirements, ensuring a sustainable and enjoyable …
Jackson’s Grant
Jackson’s Grant is a groundbreaking 280-acre residential development in Carmel that exemplifies cutting-edge sustainable community design, offering …
Highpoint Condominiums & Turtle Parc Apartments at Little Turtle
The Little Turtle Development, originally constructed in the 1970s, is the only planned residential zoned district in Columbus, featuring …
Summit Grove
Our team provided site civil design services for this new residential development with 149 single-family lots on 62 acres.
Deer Valley
Deer Valley Estates is a residential development tucked away in Leduc, Alberta. Offering single family, duplex, and multi-family lots, as well as a …
AV Neighbourhood ASP Leduc County
Prior to finalizing the purchase of 160 acres of land for residential development, AV Homes hired our team to conduct a thorough investigation of the …
Estates at Towne Meadows
The Estates at Towne Meadows is a 44-lot, single-family residential subdivision in Carmel, IN. Built on land purchased from the University High School …
Stillwell Jerome
This 20-acre build-to-rent community—located in the master-planned Jerome Village Development—was intentionally designed with as much common park …
Emery Avenue Apartments
This 132-unit, multi-family development required large-scale stormwater management systems with a sand filter.
Upper Vue Flats
Our team provided comprehensive site planning services for a 39-acre multi-family development on Riggins Road, prioritizing the client’s desire for …