A feat of design and engineering, Sasaki recasts an industrial waterfront as a bustling urban destination along the Chicago River
Civil Engineering
At Sasaki, design engineering is essential to planning and implementing projects that express bold design and deliver forward-looking solutions. Our in-house engineering expertise is fundamental to the successful resolution of complex technical design issues, particularly related to challenging environmental, resilience, and regulatory conditions. Our civil engineers work side-by-side with our landscape architects, architects, and planners to create livable and sustainable communities.
Updates will bring the Plaza into the modern century with improved infrastructure, sustainability, and public spaces — honoring the plaza's 50-year history while making it a more accessible place for all
A previously inaccessible industrial port is transformed through design intervention into a place meant for people, where a community can meet the water’s edge
Allowing nature to inform design while reestablishing the river's connection to its historic floodplain
Planning and construction was a decade-long process, requiring seven years of site remediation to transform the contaminated landfill into a stadium suitable to host regional and national NCAA events
Generating innovative approaches to stormwater management on campuses, helping to position institutions as stewards of their watersheds
Decades in the making, public and private partnership enables a new 32-acre park to reconnect the heart of downtown Cincinnati to the great Ohio River
Built on a 30-acre brownfield site, the new urban park revitalizes the community and visually reconnects it to the waterfront
Revitalizing the city and the region, which was devastated by a flood in 2008
Following a 2015 Downtown Raleigh Experience Plan, Sasaki’s landscape architects, planners, engineers, and architects engaged with city government and Raleigh residents to reimagine this historic gathering place
A 90-acre public park situated within the broad riparian floodplain of the great Missouri River
Transforming an abandoned rail yard into an ecological jewel, a cultural magnet, and a connected community asset for a rapidly growing region