Located on 4.5 acres in Randolph Village, Salisbury Square is an affordable and sustainable housing development that includes three four-unit, low- and median-income apartment buildings. The development also includes an office building and space for the addition of up to nine single-family homes. D&K provided survey and civil engineering and D&K’s electrical engineers designed the…
The Neshobe River crosses through the heart of downtown Brandon, and the historic stone masonry bridge carrying Central Street/US 7 and numerous utilities had a history of substantially inadequate hydraulic capacity. As a demonstration of this issue, the town opened the front and rear doors of the adjacent town offices during a large storm event…
The transmission line owner required updated condition information on the foundation and structural support members of 165 high-tension lattice electrical transmission towers. D&K’s structural engineers visited each tower along the entire length of the project, often in remote locations with challenging terrain and access. We used a cloud-based assessment system to allow office personnel to…
The 40-year-old wastewater treatment facility, originally designed for a 20-year service life, was past due for a total treatment process change and facility upgrade. The project objectives included: utilize a state-of-the-art treatment process, design capacity for nitrogen removal, consider operational efficiencies and long-term operating costs, address issues with the location in a floodplain, and develop…
The Harrison Lake National Fish Hatchery required rehabilitation of several aging kettles that controlled water level in ponds, movement of water between ponds, and pond draining. D&K completed a topographic survey of the site to identify the location and as-built elevations of each kettle and valve replacement. Our structural engineers reviewed the original kettle design…
Serving as a training facility for government and other natural resource organizations, the NCTC comprises offices and 25 classrooms on a 500-acre campus. The NCTC hosts groups of up to 300 people and offers courses provided by in-house and visiting natural resource professionals. To support the FWS mission, D&K has provided evaluation and design for…
To improve access to transit and housing, the One Taylor Street project included the design of a new four-story transit center. Sited on a highly constrained, urban brownfield site, the building supports public bus operations, a visitor’s center, traveler services, bike lockers, and apartments. D&K’s design included three bus parking bays, a 23-car parking area,…
The Great Streets BTV planning document, coauthored by D&K, represented a holistic effort to make Burlington’s downtown core more appealing for users of all modes of transportation and to enhance the area’s ability to engage its natural and cultural assets. D&K’s approach to the project incorporated the first segments of roadway designed and constructed to the Great Streets standards….
Used for aircraft access from the tarmac, the existing seven hangar doors were original to the facility (circa 2003), no longer operated efficiently, had tears in the door fabric assemblies, and were troublesome to repair, as the manufacturer was located in Finland. The doors were 33 ft high and ranged in width from 60 ft…