LEED

The Civil Engineer's responsibility within the LEED system concentrates in the LEED Sustainable Sites category which include: Construction Activity Pollution Prevention, Environmental Site Assessment, Site Selection, Alternative Transportation, Site Development (Maximize Open Space), Stormwater Design (Quantity and Quality Control), and other responsibilities.

Brandywood Elementary School

The proposed school will be a LEED certified green building, and it is intended to collect the majority of the roof runoff for re-use on-site for internal building uses and/or irrigation. The runoff will be collected and piped via roof leaders into a 20,000 gallon Horizontal HighDRO Rainwater Collection Tank. The water will be pre-treated through a Vortex Rainwater Filter for quality treatment prior to entry in the rainwater tank and re-use in the building or eventual discharge to the DelDOT storm system in Berwyn Road.

Wilmington Housing Partnership

A Record Resubdivision and Land Development Plan which proposes 4 new LEED certified Townhomes on 3rd Street in the City of Wilmington. Project was a design collaboration with Re:Vision Architects and the City of Wilmington.

University of Delaware - Life Sciences Research Facility

Infill redevelopment for new 2-story 28,000 SF Life Sciences Research Facility, located adjacent to the University’s McKinly Lab, Sharp Hall, and East Hall facilities. Project includes multi-phase construction and major utility infrastructure upgrades (Steam, Chill-Water, and Telecommunication) serving the new building and adjacent buildings. Project is pursuing LEED accreditation and is currently in construction. Site Improvements include new parking, permeable pavers, interconnected walk system, dumpster and loading facilities, bike parking, and StormTech SWM Isolator Row system.