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From Idle to Full Throttle: The Development of the Chesapeake Commerce Center

In January 2006, Duke Realty Corporation acquired the former GM Baltimore Assembly Plant building upon a corporate strategy to develop commercial real estate properties near key U.S. ports. Duke teamed with Hull to make way for new commercial and industrial development. Today, the property is well on its way to redevelopment as the Chesapeake Commerce Center – a $150-million business park.

Click here to read the featured article titled, “From Idle to Full Throttle: The Development of the Chesapeake Commerce Center” in Brownfield Renewal’s February-March 2010 issue. For more information, please contact Kara Allison, APR at (614) 793-8777 or kallison@hullinc.com

Hull Provides Civil Engineering for a Nationally-awarded Project

Dublin Grounds of Remembrance Veterans Memorial Park Dublin, Ohio

Hull teamed with PLANT Architects, Inc. to develop Dublin Grounds of Remembrance at the new Dublin Veterans Park in Dublin, Ohio. The Dublin Grounds of Remembrance is the recipient of a Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) National Honour Award.

The park encompasses a Walk, Loggia, and Grove that surrounds a historical 1840s cemetery. Hull provided grading and stormwater management design and construction services.  Unique design features included a stormwater outfall that incorporates an energy dissipater designed with natural materials to minimize erosion in the sensitive ravine environment of the adjoining Indian Run Creek.

To learn more, please contact Hull’s Civil Engineering and Construction Services Division Leader, Mark J. Bonifas, PE, LEED AP at 614.793.8777 or mbonifas@hullinc.com.