When you have to fit a lot onto a little land, every foot counts. A topographic survey is what makes tight, high density development possible, because it shows you the exact shape of the ground before anyone designs a building. … Continue reading →
A topographic survey matters most when new work meets drainage that is already there. Ground does not always drain the way it looks on a quick walk. Building without good elevation data can create runoff problems. Those problems show up … Continue reading →
Student housing near Texas A&M packs a lot of activity into a small footprint. A site plan survey records the existing conditions that the whole design depends on. It captures buildings, parking, walkways, utilities and everything else on and around … Continue reading →