Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Confidential Ivy League University

OVERVIEW
The university currently maintains their utility information within AutoCAD and paper drawings. This information is used to support a wide variety of projects, which includes numerous ongoing construction and maintenance activities. As such, the university is in need of a more accurate representation of their utility infrastructure across the campus. To assist the university in this effort, Langan drew upon our extensive experience in developing GIS-based utility infrastructure repositories and document management systems, which includes the migration of data sources into one standardized platform as well as our broad range of surveying experience using a multitude of technologies.

Location
Northeast US

Client
Confidential Client

Services
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Surveying/Geospatial


Highland Hospital

OVERVIEW
Highland Hospital/Alameda County Medical Center is a $668 million makeover of an aging public hospital. The project, owned by the County of Alameda, includes replacement facilities to be completed in three phases over seven years, making it the largest health care investment in the County’s history. Langan provided geotechnical engineering services during design and construction of Highland Hospital. We also provided a geologic hazards report for the project that included an evaluation of landslides, liquefaction, and seismic ground shaking hazards. Our firm has provided geotechnical engineering services for this project since 2007. In 2012, the project received the Design Build Institute of America (DBIA) Merit Award for “Projects in Progress.”

Location
Oakland, California

Client
Highland Hospital

Services
Geotechnical
Earthquake/Seismic

Architects
SmithGroup
Ratcliff
Shah Kawasaki Architects

Strategic Partners
Clark Construction
Vanir Construction
Degenkolb Engineers


Groundwater Model for San Francisco Central Subway Project

OVERVIEW
Langan provided geotechnical and hydrogeologic engineering services for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority (SFMTA) Central Subway project, which was Phase II of the 1.7-mile Third Street Light Rail Project to improve regional connections to BART, Caltrain, and MUNI, as well as reduce air and noise pollution and surface congestion.

Location
San Francisco, CA

Client
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority (SFMTA)

Service
Geotechnical


Vision and Rehabilitation Hospital at UPMC Mercy

OVERVIEW
As part of a $2 billion investment in development, UPMC is constructing the Vision and Rehabilitation Hospital at UPMC Mercy. The 300,000 SF hospital will hold the UPMC Eye Center, led by Dr. Jose-Alain Sahel, as well as UPMC’s ophthalmology program. As part of the development team, Langan is providing full site/civil engineering services – from conceptual design through to construction administration and surveying services.

Location
Pittsburgh, PA

Client
UPMC

Service
Site/Civil

Architect
HOK


Zuckerberg San Francisco Hospital & Trauma Center

OVERVIEW
The Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center is the only Level One trauma center serving 1.5 million people in the region. It is also the only hospital in San Francisco built with a base-isolated foundation, the latest technology for protecting buildings during seismic activity.The 10-story public hospital (8 stories above and 2 stories below ground) was constructed in an open space area next to the administrative, outpatient, and acute-care hospital buildings. Both hospitals are now connected via a pedestrian bridge and underground utility tunnel. Langan provided geotechnical and earthquake/seismic consulting services for the project.

AWARDS
2016 Engineering News Record California Best Projects, Healthcare Best Project

Location
San Francisco, CA

Clients
City and County of San Francisco
BCM-SAR Divisions

Services
Geotechnical
Earthquake/Seismic

Architect
Fong and Chan


770 House / 7th and Jackson Resiliency Park

OVERVIEW
Langan was part of a design and construction team completing the investigation, demolition, remediation and design of a two-city block redevelopment in northwest Hoboken. Our team implemented the design of a cloud-based outlet control into the stormwater management system for this project, which is located in a coastal city faced with the challenges of global climate change and the impacts of frequent localized flooding, as well as catastrophic-scale flooding issues.

The project includes a large, mixed-use residential building with 424 residential units, approximately 26,000 SF of commercial space, and a parking deck with 415 parking spaces for shared use by residents and the general public. The project also includes three major public areas: a brand new public gymnasium, a public park with open green spaces and a children’s play area, and a public plaza designed for public programming and activities.
AWARDS
2018 Engineering Excellence Award, Honor Award – ACEC NJ
2018 Smart Growth Award, New Jersey Future
2018 New Jersey Future, Smart Growth Award

Location
Hoboken, NJ

Clients
Bijou Properties
Intercontinental Development, Inc.

Services
Geotechnical
Site/Civil
Environmental
Natural Resources & Permitting
Surveying/Geospatial

Architect
Marchetto Higgins Stieve Architects


NYU Langone Medical Center

OVERVIEW
Founded in 1841, the New York University (NYU) Langone Medical Center is consistently recognized as one of the best hospitals in the nation. To remain on the cutting edge of patient care and academic research, NYU has identified and undertaken numerous projects to improve the medical center under its “Campus Transformation” project. Utilizing our expertise on geotechnical, survey, and site/civil engineering, Langan serves a primary role in the planning, design, and construction of new buildings and upgrades throughout the medical center campus.
AWARDS
2020 ULI New York Awards for Excellence in Development

Location
New York, NY

Clients
New York University (NYU)
Langone Medical Center

Services
Geotechnical
Site/Civil
Surveying/Geospatial

Architects
NBBJ
Ennead Architects

Strategic Partners
LERA
Severud Associates


University of Connecticut – Innovation Partnership Building

OVERVIEW
The 115,000 SF Innovation Partnership Building is the first building within UConn's Technology Park campus, developed to connect leading industries with advanced research facilities and foster innovative solutions for real-world problems. We provided survey, geotechnical and civil engineering, and landscape architecture for this project. Our site design minimized impacts to the primarily wooded lot and reduced the views of parking along the roadway through grading and landscape design. Additionally, our stormwater management design implemented a low-impact development approach that seeks to protect and minimize disruption to the existing natural resources and environmentally sensitive areas. The project was submitted for LEED Silver certification.
AWARDS
2019 ENR New England Best Projects, Higher Education/Research, Award of Merit
2018 AIA Connecticut Design Award

Location
Storrs, CT

Client
University of Connecticut

Services
Site/Civil
Geotechnical
Landscape Architecture
Traditional Surveying

Architect
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill


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