Civil Engineering: Mixed-Use Projects
Gallery of mixed-use civil engineering projects completed by BRH.
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Land Surveying: Mixed Use Projects
Gallery of mixed-use land surveying projects completed by BRH.
Fisher Lake Union
Waterfront-related aspects for this mixed-use complex, on Westlake Avenue North, included temporary mixed-use, shoring permit support, and surface and sub-surface drainage design. BRH provided full scope civil engineering and land surveying services, including on and off-site components.
Fisher Plaza
This mixed-use project is a landmark on Westlake Avenue in Seattle. The courtyard-style design features office and retail spaces with panoramic views of the lake. BRH provided full scope civil engineering and land surveying services, including on and off-site components.
1900 First Avenue
This 11-story mixed-use building near Pike Place contains a hotel, apartments, and street-level retail. BRH’s civil team provided on and off-site construction documents, LEED Platinum design components, road improvement plans for First Avenue and Stewart Street, plus permitting support services, and construction administration.
Avalon
This downtown Bellevue project consists of a two-building mixed-use complex with Safeway as the anchor tenant. Three levels of underground parking serve the retail and five-story towers. Besides utility, drainage, sanitary sewer, water, grading, and frontage improvement design, our scope included surrounding street improvements.
Mosler Lofts
This Belltown, Seattle mixed-use project features 150 condominium units. The building offers residents 3 levels of below-grade parking, retail, and artist’s lofts. We participated in the Master Use Plan (MUP), and provided design development, construction documents, and LEED services in coordination with the architect.
Amli 535
This mixed-use project is comprised of two parcels in Wallingford, Seattle. The facility contains residential, commercial and on-site parking. BRH provided comprehensive site design including grading, water quality, and on-site utilities, as well as adjacent street improvement design.
Taylor 28
Taylor 28 is comprised of two five-story, mixed-use buildings in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. We incorporated sustainable features into our design, including rain gardens, stormwater infiltration, a rainwater harvesting cistern for use in landscape gardening and toilet flushing, stormwater detention, and pervious concrete.
