Redevelopment of a 1.17-acre parcel from a vacant restaurant to the proposed store. The site had multiple challenges, including three front yards with four road agency jurisdictions and an existing MDOT storm sewer with a 40’ wide easement with significant restrictions. The proposed design also included enhanced landscaping to meet the client’s wishes and meet the city’s considerable landscaping requirements, the design of a plaza along the building frontage, and drought-tolerant plantings along the east and south property lines due to easement restricting the use of irrigation. The design proposed utilizing the existing sanitary sewer lead and storm sewer. Site drains to an existing regional detention system, but a new pretreatment structure was provided to pretreat stormwater leaving the system.
Mark Tapper
Novi, Michigan
Civil Engineering
Landscape Architecture
Surveying
2023
Retail
Giffels Webster assisted the City of Ferndale with a ten-year street paving bond initiative, supporting approximately six and a half miles of street repairs each year.
Wagner Place combines two existing commercial properties and a historic hotel redeveloped into office space for Ford Motor Company. Giffels Webster provided landscape architecture, civil engineering, surveying and planning services.
The existing Marygrove campus in Detroit, Michigan, faced infrastructure challenges, including an unmapped combined sewer system and undersized water service. Giffels Webster provided civil engineering expertise to address these challenges and support the campus’s continued redevelopment.
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