MidAtlantic’s Civil Engineering team was treated to a lunch and learn courtesy of Site Specific Design, Inc, manufacturer representatives for E/One Sewer Systems.  The team learned about their design for a new low pressure sewer system which does not rely on gravity to carry the waste and therefore provides more options for siting and building, as well as system renovations. 

 

 

MidAtlantic, in collaboration with Christ Care Baptist Church and Eastern Pacific Development, received approvals from Winslow Township for Phase III of the Winslow Cross Creek project, bringing 60 additional affordable housing units to this already thriving community.  Construction is expected to begin in early 2020.

Last week, MidAtlantic received approvals from Hillsborough Township for an exciting, new multi-family housing development featuring 88 affordable housing units.  The stormwater management design features unique bio-retention swales that provide green measures well beyond local and state requirements. #gogreen #greenbuilding #civilengineeringdesign 

MidAtlantic’s Engineer-Dive team was on site recently at the PSE&G Bergen Generating Station performing a routine underwater inspection.  

Earlier this week, MidAtlantic received approvals from the City of New Brunswick to redevelop a site with a new 5-story, 94-unit apartment building atop a subsurface parking structure.  The site is located within walking distance to Saint Peter’s University Hospital, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and Rutgers College Avenue Campus.  This exciting project will provide new housing opportunities to all types of residents within the City.

MidAtlantic recently held their summer employee appreciation event at Screamin Hill Brewery in Cream Ridge, NJ.   The venue provided a great opportunity for employees and their families to spend time together in a fun, relaxed environment.  A great time was had by all!

 

MidAtlantic is excited to announce the addition of Bill Wendling to our growing Site/Civil team.  Bill is a recognized leader in the land use field throughout the greater Philadelphia region who joins MidAtlantic with over 20 years of experience as a Professional Engineer.  In his prior role, Bill spearheaded an office in Delaware for a large civil engineering firm and will now help MidAtlantic expand our Pennsylvania and Delaware footprint.  Bill will be responsible for MidAtlantic’s newest office location and should feel right at home in his backyard of Delaware County.  Bill has years of experience working in and around the Philadelphia region and looks forward to delivering the same high level of professional consulting services you have come to expect from MidAtlantic.

Please stay tuned for updates on our new office location coming summer 2019.