A selection of recent land development and site engineering projects across Texas, from feasibility and concept planning through approved, sealed construction plans.
District-scale master planning for a 1,100-acre mixed-density community: woodland and lakeside neighborhoods, greenway parks, and a future city park anchoring the plan. Master-developer support and technical oversight alongside Oxland — DFW's largest-ever Phase 1, and the Dallas Business Journal's Best Real Estate Deal of 2021.
A 50-lot duplex neighborhood — planned as Cyrene at Hickory Creek and structured for build-to-rent — fit to a 14-acre infill site between established subdivisions. As owner's representative and master developer: zoning and entitlement lead, consultant procurement, and technical oversight, including closing an on-site gas well and negotiating off-site utility easements with a neighboring HOA.
A 5.86-acre mixed-use site pairing two commercial shell buildings (~21,000 SF) along the highway frontage with 42 townhomes behind. Strategy through sealed civil construction plans: entitlements, TIA, downstream assessment, survey, and the paving, grading, drainage, and utilities, engineered to City standards.
Concept yield studies testing two layouts on a single downtown-adjacent block: 64 lots versus 78 lots, varying pad sizes and driveway configurations to weigh density against product mix before continuing.
Concept vision sketches for a walkable townhome community: rooftop terraces, a central greenway, and a creekside edge. Hand-rendered to help the owner picture the place before the engineering followed.
Site and civil engineering for a community animal-welfare facility: access, parking, grading, and drainage shaped around a welcoming landscaped approach.
Site layout and civil design for a multi-tenant retail strip with drive-thru: circulation, parking, and stormwater resolved to keep the build efficient and the approval clean.
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