Project Spotlight Tour: Langan Leader, April 2022

Learn more about Langan’s involvement in our featured projects.

  • Eversource Training Facility, Auburn, MA
  • The Halsted – Phase I, Chicago, IL
  • Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ
  • West Rock Island Distribution Center, Grand Prairie, TX
  • Gansevoort Peninsula, New York, NY
  • 54/60 Wilton Road, Westport, CT

Eversource Training Facility

OVERVIEW
The Eversource Training Facility project involved updating a 66,500 SF building, demolishing a section of the structure, and constructing a 30,000 SF addition for the energy provider. The addition includes a new pole and “leak street” training yard, pole storage, and site improvements across four parcels with wetlands and significant grade changes. Langan provided site drawings to address the layout, grading, drainage, and sedimentation and erosion control; assisted with permit applications including a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan; prepared a subsurface exploration and an engineering report to present our findings; and completed the planting and site lighting design. We also prepared a stormwater management report that analyzed the required water quality and quantity volumes, measured the on-site drainage network, and estimated the pre- and post-development rate of runoff from the property.

Location
Auburn, MA

Client
CHK Architects

Services
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Environmental
Landscape Architecture
Surveying/Geospatial

Architect
CHK Architects

Strategic Partner
Standard Builders


The Halsted – Phase I

OVERVIEW
The first phase of The Halsted development involves constructing a five-story, 56-unit affordable housing building on 1.1 acres in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood. For Phase I of the project, Langan is coordinating with the environmental consultant for remediation, calculating stormwater-management requirements, and preparing permit drawings. Our team also helped the client navigate the city’s entitlement process by providing our local expertise and guidance. Additionally, we separated the site's permit-review process to expedite initial approvals, keep construction on schedule, and meet timelines for grants and funding set by the Chicago Housing Authority and US Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Location
Chicago, IL

Client
Keith B. Key Enterprises

Service
Site/Civil

Architects
RDL Architects
Fukui Architects

Strategic Partner
Neal & Leroy


Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey

OVERVIEW
The Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey is the state’s first National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center. The state-of-the-art, 510,000 SF Cancer Pavilion is a one-stop destination for cancer patients, providing laboratory services, an outpatient clinic, an infusion and chemotherapy suite, and radiation oncology. Langan provided stormwater management, utility design, and permitting services for the project, including Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Certifications, Treatment Works Approvals, and Water Main Extension Certifications.
AWARDS
2022 NAIOP NJ Deal of the Year, Transformation Award
2022 NAIOP NJ Deal of the Year, Finalist - Mixed-Use

Location
New Brunswick, NJ

Client
New Brunswick Development Corporation

Architect
HOK

Strategic Partners
AKF Group
ODonnell and Naccarato
THA Consulting


West Rock Island Distribution Center

OVERVIEW
Located along State Highway 161, the West Rock Island development includes construction of two speculative warehouse buildings totaling 464,000 SF. Langan provided multidisciplinary services for the project, including extensive coordination with the City of Grand Prairie regarding previous filling of the floodplain, which was required to secure the proposed coverage.

Location
Grand Prairie, TX

Client
Molto Properties

Services
Site/Civil
Traffic & Transportation
Environmental

Architect
Method Architecture


Gansevoort Peninsula

OVERVIEW
The Gansevoort Peninsula project transformed a former industrial site into a 5.5-acre green oasis as part of the continued build-out of Hudson River Park. Public amenities include a resilient rocky beach with direct access to the river, boardwalks, a large sports field, a dog run, fitness areas, pedestrian promenades, restrooms, and concessions. Langan advised on measures concerning coastal erosion and sea level rise, provided recommendations for keeping the park above high tide, and designed the surcharge program to stabilize and raise the site. Additionally, we designed the stabilization of the park edges while mitigating the unique challenges of each area: the southern edge is affected by ocean waves and consists of an engineered rock slope, the northern edge contains a marsh protected by a stone revetment, and the entire peninsula is subject to the reversing currents of the Hudson River.

Location
New York, NY

Client
Hudson River Park Trust

Services
Waterfront & Marine
Geotechnical
Environmental
Surveying/Geospatial

Strategic Partners
James Corner Field Operations
Indigo River
CAS Group
eDesign Dynamics


54/60 Wilton Road

OVERVIEW
Located on the site of the former Save the Children headquarters, this project includes the renovation of the original office building and construction of Bankside House, a 12-unit waterfront residential development. Langan prepared an A-2/T-2 boundary and topographic survey of the project area, which was then used as a base map and provided construction stakeout around the site. We also performed a traffic assessment and coordinated with the Connecticut DOT while conducting a geotechnical preliminary investigation; provided site inspections and assessment, environmental oversight, environmental construction administration, and closure reporting; and prepared the site layout, grading and drainage plan, soil erosion and sediment control plan, landscape planting design, site lighting design, and stormwater management design and report.

Location
Westport, CT

Client
David Adam Realty

Services
Site/Civil
Landscape Architecture
Environmental
Traffic & Transportation
Geotechnical
Surveying/Geospatial

Architect
Roger Ferris + Partners


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