GAI identifies and evaluates the specific characteristics of a site that contribute to development costs, including topographical, hydrological, environmental, and historic cultural factors.

Our seasoned professionals address the entire scope of the land development process, from conceptual feasibility studies and site inspections to design development, construction document preparation, and final inspection of the completed project. To learn more, view our Feature Land Development Projects.

• Soil-structure interaction investigations and foundation designs
• Threatened and endangered species studies
• Cultural resources archaeological and historic studies, preservation studies
• Wetland boundary delineation
• Wetland restoration and protection design, and permitting
• Stormwater management facilities and site drainage design
• Structural analyses and design
• Site geometry, demolition, and mass grading plans
• Traffic studies, roadway, and traffic signal design
• Utility systems design
• Erosion and Sediment Control plans and permitting
• Maintenance of Traffic Plans
• Site landscape and irrigation design
• Parks and recreation trails design