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Welcome Ryan!
Summer 2023
Ryan Lindsey joins our team for Summer 2023, and we're delighted to have him aboard! Ryan is a rising senior at The Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, where he is a saxophone player in the school bands. He enjoys working outside, golfing, and spending time with his three cats in his summer days. Though he has many varied interests at school, he's most passionate about building and project management. He sees himself studying an engineering field in college after graduating Poly. He'll be supporting our team with field work and site assessments this summer, and documenting CityScape's completed projects and metrics.
Summer 2023
Ryan Lindsey joins our team for Summer 2023, and we're delighted to have him aboard! Ryan is a rising senior at The Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, where he is a saxophone player in the school bands. He enjoys working outside, golfing, and spending time with his three cats in his summer days. Though he has many varied interests at school, he's most passionate about building and project management. He sees himself studying an engineering field in college after graduating Poly. He'll be supporting our team with field work and site assessments this summer, and documenting CityScape's completed projects and metrics.
Cylburn Arboretum Nature Education Center Opens!
May 2023
A ribbon cutting was held this week for the new Nature Education Center at Cylburn Arboretum! CityScape Engineering was the project civil engineer responsible for designing the educational stormwater management facilities and site utilities for the project. Read all about this exciting project in this article by the Baltimore Fishbowl, and congrats to the Cylburn Arboretum Friends and Baltimore City Recreation and Parks on this stunning new center!
May 2023
A ribbon cutting was held this week for the new Nature Education Center at Cylburn Arboretum! CityScape Engineering was the project civil engineer responsible for designing the educational stormwater management facilities and site utilities for the project. Read all about this exciting project in this article by the Baltimore Fishbowl, and congrats to the Cylburn Arboretum Friends and Baltimore City Recreation and Parks on this stunning new center!
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Welcome Brianna, Office Manager at CityScape!
October 2022 Brianna, a life-long Baltimore local, brings her vibrant personality, strong talent for organization, and attentiveness to detail to our growing office. Brianna will be managing the office's Accounting, Human Resources, and overall Office Management needs. In her free time, Brianna enjoys spending quality time with her family, baking sweet treats, and running her own skincare business! We are excited to have her join our team! |
Druid Park Lake Partnership and Reservoir Hill Residential Renovations
October 2022
CityScape is working with the Omega Property Group (developer) and FAD Architects on the renovation of two existing beautiful residential buildings in Reservoir Hill. The two properties along Druid Park Lake Drive were featured at the launch of the Druid Hill Partnership. The Developer and their team have been very involved with the community from the onset. We are happy to be a part of the improvements occurring in this neighborhood, adjacent to beautiful Druid Hill Park.
Check out the coverage by wmar2news at the link below:
Druid Hill Park launches new partnership to improve the area
October 2022
CityScape is working with the Omega Property Group (developer) and FAD Architects on the renovation of two existing beautiful residential buildings in Reservoir Hill. The two properties along Druid Park Lake Drive were featured at the launch of the Druid Hill Partnership. The Developer and their team have been very involved with the community from the onset. We are happy to be a part of the improvements occurring in this neighborhood, adjacent to beautiful Druid Hill Park.
Check out the coverage by wmar2news at the link below:
Druid Hill Park launches new partnership to improve the area
Summer 2022 YouthWorks Internship Announcement
This summer we are joined by Ihsane Abdeddaim as part of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business YouthWorks Internship Program. Ihsane is a recent graduate of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute (go Engineers!) in Baltimore City. She plans to start college at University Of Maryland College Park in the fall to study computer science. Ihsane is very passionate about her community and the future for her city. She is a Youth Leader in HeartSmiles where she is a part of many projects that impact and inspire other youth in Baltimore. When she's not learning, studying or mentoring, you might find her at Canton waterfront enjoying a peaceful afternoon along the water.
This summer we are joined by Ihsane Abdeddaim as part of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business YouthWorks Internship Program. Ihsane is a recent graduate of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute (go Engineers!) in Baltimore City. She plans to start college at University Of Maryland College Park in the fall to study computer science. Ihsane is very passionate about her community and the future for her city. She is a Youth Leader in HeartSmiles where she is a part of many projects that impact and inspire other youth in Baltimore. When she's not learning, studying or mentoring, you might find her at Canton waterfront enjoying a peaceful afternoon along the water.
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Welcome Caroline!
December 2021 We’re excited to wrap up 2021 by welcoming aboard new CityScape team member, Caroline Bibb! Caroline joins us as a Senior Project Engineer who will be leading green infrastructure and environmental restoration design projects in Baltimore. Caroline is a proud Baltimore City resident and is eager to support community-based greening and redevelopment projects. Caroline is a graduate of University of Delaware, and currently serves on the board of the Mid-Maryland Professional Chapter of Engineers Without Borders. You may find her testing out the new commute along the Maryland Ave Bike trail on her way to/from the office! |
Welcome Bobby!
September 2021
CityScape is excited to welcome aboard Bobby Haase, who will be leading the design for many of our redevelopment and neighborhood revitalization projects in and around Baltimore City. Bobby is a Professional Civil Engineer with over 7 years of consulting experience supporting and managing land development projects and programs. His experience covers site design, grading, stormwater management design, hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, road improvements, utilities, working near environmentally sensitive areas. Bobby is a graduate of Virginia Tech and City resident who enjoys drumming, reading, and spending time with his wife and dog, Lewis. We’re delighted to have Bobby, and Lewis, join our CityScape Team!
September 2021
CityScape is excited to welcome aboard Bobby Haase, who will be leading the design for many of our redevelopment and neighborhood revitalization projects in and around Baltimore City. Bobby is a Professional Civil Engineer with over 7 years of consulting experience supporting and managing land development projects and programs. His experience covers site design, grading, stormwater management design, hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, road improvements, utilities, working near environmentally sensitive areas. Bobby is a graduate of Virginia Tech and City resident who enjoys drumming, reading, and spending time with his wife and dog, Lewis. We’re delighted to have Bobby, and Lewis, join our CityScape Team!
Welcome Lawrence to the Cityscape team!
June 2021
Lawrence is a recent Civil Engineering graduate from Morgan State University. For his senior capstone project, Lawrence developed an innovative design for a rooftop rainwater harvesting and re-use system for the Union Collective building. He's hoping to build on that experience and assist CityScape staff in the design additional green infrastructure projects throughout Baltimore City. Lawrence brings a strong enthusiasm for learning and has a passion for preserving natural spaces. He enjoys spending time at Baltimore’s local parks where he can often be found fishing and relaxing by the waterside.
June 2021
Lawrence is a recent Civil Engineering graduate from Morgan State University. For his senior capstone project, Lawrence developed an innovative design for a rooftop rainwater harvesting and re-use system for the Union Collective building. He's hoping to build on that experience and assist CityScape staff in the design additional green infrastructure projects throughout Baltimore City. Lawrence brings a strong enthusiasm for learning and has a passion for preserving natural spaces. He enjoys spending time at Baltimore’s local parks where he can often be found fishing and relaxing by the waterside.
June 2021
Congrats to Emma on passing the Professional Engineering Exam! After 4+ years of professional engineering practice and much hard work, she's earned the official "P.E." signature designation.
Congrats to Emma on passing the Professional Engineering Exam! After 4+ years of professional engineering practice and much hard work, she's earned the official "P.E." signature designation.
Baltimore County congregations link spirituality to watershed projects
March 2021
Check out the link above to a Baltimore Sun article featuring our very own, Jessica Krueger!
CityScape Partners in the News!
February 2021
Check out this great new project featured in the Baltimore Business Journal on a community driven revitalization project in West Baltimore that puts sustainability in the forefront! Net-zero, mixed-use apartment building planned in West Baltimore's Penn North Neighborhood.
Also, congrats to Towson Presbyterian Church and Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake on their recent CBT grant award to develop green infrastructure practices at their property in Baltimore County! Great partners with truly inspiring missions bring so much meaning to the work we do and keep us pushing for cleaner waters and a healthier planet! See the press release here.
March 2021
Check out the link above to a Baltimore Sun article featuring our very own, Jessica Krueger!
CityScape Partners in the News!
February 2021
Check out this great new project featured in the Baltimore Business Journal on a community driven revitalization project in West Baltimore that puts sustainability in the forefront! Net-zero, mixed-use apartment building planned in West Baltimore's Penn North Neighborhood.
Also, congrats to Towson Presbyterian Church and Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake on their recent CBT grant award to develop green infrastructure practices at their property in Baltimore County! Great partners with truly inspiring missions bring so much meaning to the work we do and keep us pushing for cleaner waters and a healthier planet! See the press release here.
Is Green Infrastructure a Universal Good?
November 2020
Great piece on the current state of green infrastructure planning, design, and construction here in Baltimore City. We were pleased to see some of our projects featured! Spoiler alert: we need better maintenance! Thanks to the Baltimore Ecosystem Study and Joanna Sollins for publishing this unique Storybook:
https://arcg.is/qbTOG
November 2020
Great piece on the current state of green infrastructure planning, design, and construction here in Baltimore City. We were pleased to see some of our projects featured! Spoiler alert: we need better maintenance! Thanks to the Baltimore Ecosystem Study and Joanna Sollins for publishing this unique Storybook:
https://arcg.is/qbTOG
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Announcing our 2020 Virtual Internship!
July 2020 For Summer 2020, Ja'Sonne Jones has joined the CityScape team as our first ever virtual intern. Ja'Sonne recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Morgan State University. She is also a member of the National Society of Black Engineers and Society of Women Engineers. Born & raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Ja’Sonne decided to pursue a career in Civil Engineering to be a part of the positive change she would like to see in the city. As part of this internship, Ja'Sonne has been working on AutoCAD standards, participating in socially distant project field visits, and documenting project metrics and milestones. Ja'Sonne brings an inspiring enthusiasm for engineering and new experiences. We are grateful to have her support this summer, and thankful for her patience and support as we navigate the challenges of a new virtual workplace! |
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Welcome Emma!
January 2020
We are delighted to welcome aboard Emma Manniso, a Water Resources Engineering with 3 years of consulting experience supporting public infrastructure, stormwater, and sanitary projects in Maryland and Virginia. Emma is a 3D CAD extraordinaire and brings a strong skill set to our design team. She looks forward to working on innovative stormwater and restoration projects in Baltimore City! Emma is a graduate of the University of Delaware and a resident of Baltimore City. When not studying for the upcoming Professional Engineering exam, she loves to take her dog Dewey to dog parks around Baltimore.
January 2020
We are delighted to welcome aboard Emma Manniso, a Water Resources Engineering with 3 years of consulting experience supporting public infrastructure, stormwater, and sanitary projects in Maryland and Virginia. Emma is a 3D CAD extraordinaire and brings a strong skill set to our design team. She looks forward to working on innovative stormwater and restoration projects in Baltimore City! Emma is a graduate of the University of Delaware and a resident of Baltimore City. When not studying for the upcoming Professional Engineering exam, she loves to take her dog Dewey to dog parks around Baltimore.
Urban Heat and Green Infrastructure
September 2019
Franklin Square is one of the hottest neighborhoods in Baltimore. A story by NPR highlights the hard and amazing work community members Shakira Franklin are doing in partnership with strong anchor institutions like Bon Secours in Baltimore. CityScape is humbled to be part of the amazing team working to make our city healthier, stronger, and more resilient in the face of a warming climate. Link here: https://www.npr.org/2019/09/03/754044732/as-rising-heat-bakes-u-s-cities-the-poor-often-feel-it-most
September 2019
Franklin Square is one of the hottest neighborhoods in Baltimore. A story by NPR highlights the hard and amazing work community members Shakira Franklin are doing in partnership with strong anchor institutions like Bon Secours in Baltimore. CityScape is humbled to be part of the amazing team working to make our city healthier, stronger, and more resilient in the face of a warming climate. Link here: https://www.npr.org/2019/09/03/754044732/as-rising-heat-bakes-u-s-cities-the-poor-often-feel-it-most
Professor Trash Wheel Gets Some New Rain Gardens!
August 2019
We joined a group of amazing partners and volunteers to install over 800 native plants in the new rain gardens at Harris Creek Park yesterday!
Check out the coverage from WBAL: https://www.wbaltv.com/article/rain-gardens-installed-to-make-harbor-safe/28509908
August 2019
We joined a group of amazing partners and volunteers to install over 800 native plants in the new rain gardens at Harris Creek Park yesterday!
Check out the coverage from WBAL: https://www.wbaltv.com/article/rain-gardens-installed-to-make-harbor-safe/28509908
Runoff Reduction Performance of Stormwater Practices
Fall 2018
Dave Hirschman of Hirschman Water and Environment, LLC led a team of stormwater experts, including staff from the Chesapeake Stormwater Network, CityScape Engineering, and the University of Tennessee, to update stormwater runoff reduction performance based on research and studies conducted over the last 10 years. The effort was undertaken to support the City of Nashville's stormwater program and LID manual and has National implications. You can read the full report on CSN's website: Updating the Runoff Reduction Method
Fall 2018
Dave Hirschman of Hirschman Water and Environment, LLC led a team of stormwater experts, including staff from the Chesapeake Stormwater Network, CityScape Engineering, and the University of Tennessee, to update stormwater runoff reduction performance based on research and studies conducted over the last 10 years. The effort was undertaken to support the City of Nashville's stormwater program and LID manual and has National implications. You can read the full report on CSN's website: Updating the Runoff Reduction Method
MedStar Harbor Hospital Groundbreaking
June 2018
MedStar Harbor Hospital received a $1.34 million grant from MD Department of Natural Resources to implement campus-wide green infrastructure improvements including bioretention areas, rain gardens, native landscaping and 3 dozen trees. CityScape and Rain Underground were hired by Blue Water Baltimore and MedStar to develop the design plan and construction documents. CityScape is currently providing construction oversight for the project. Read more here: Medstar Harbor Hospital Greening Project
June 2018
MedStar Harbor Hospital received a $1.34 million grant from MD Department of Natural Resources to implement campus-wide green infrastructure improvements including bioretention areas, rain gardens, native landscaping and 3 dozen trees. CityScape and Rain Underground were hired by Blue Water Baltimore and MedStar to develop the design plan and construction documents. CityScape is currently providing construction oversight for the project. Read more here: Medstar Harbor Hospital Greening Project
Engineering Green Conference
October 2017
The Engineering Green Conference at Sheppard Pratt in Towson, MD was a great way to catch up with the civil engineering & landscape architecture community. We appreciate these opportunities for sharing our collective lessons learned, innovative design practices, and future green infrastructure plans for Baltimore City. CityScape Engineering was fortunate enough to have two speaking occasions. Download our presentations here:
B'more Stormwater BMP Design Guide & Tour with JoAnn Trach Tongson from Mahan Rykiel Associates
Bridging the Gap Between Stormwater and Health: Case Study for MedStar Harbor Hospital with Joan Plisko from Plisko Sustainable Solutions, LLC
October 2017
The Engineering Green Conference at Sheppard Pratt in Towson, MD was a great way to catch up with the civil engineering & landscape architecture community. We appreciate these opportunities for sharing our collective lessons learned, innovative design practices, and future green infrastructure plans for Baltimore City. CityScape Engineering was fortunate enough to have two speaking occasions. Download our presentations here:
B'more Stormwater BMP Design Guide & Tour with JoAnn Trach Tongson from Mahan Rykiel Associates
Bridging the Gap Between Stormwater and Health: Case Study for MedStar Harbor Hospital with Joan Plisko from Plisko Sustainable Solutions, LLC
Ambrose Kennedy Park Improvement Project Breaks Ground!
September 2017
Construction at Ambrose Kennedy Park is underway to remove over 28,000 sf of asphalt, plant 63 new trees, and install native gardens and a bioretention area. The project also involves construction of a spray fountain and a new park restroom building. Project completion is anticipated for Spring 2018 - stay tuned! In the meantime, read more about revitalization efforts happening throughout the Johnston Square Neighborhood here:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-bz-johnston-square-20170915-story.html?utm_content=bufferf609c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer
September 2017
Construction at Ambrose Kennedy Park is underway to remove over 28,000 sf of asphalt, plant 63 new trees, and install native gardens and a bioretention area. The project also involves construction of a spray fountain and a new park restroom building. Project completion is anticipated for Spring 2018 - stay tuned! In the meantime, read more about revitalization efforts happening throughout the Johnston Square Neighborhood here:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-bz-johnston-square-20170915-story.html?utm_content=bufferf609c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer
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Green Streets, Green Jobs, Green Towns Press Event
June 2017 Wow! Almost $1 million to greening projects in the Chesapeake Bay was awarded today. We are excited to be working with Pigtown Mainstreet, along with Mahan Rykiel and Associates, to design and install micro-bioretention bumpouts along Washington Boulevard in Pigtown. Thank you to Chesapeake Bay Trust, EPA, and Baltimore City for your support! cbtrust.org/green-streets-green-jobs-green-towns/ |
Congratulations to all the winners!
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Natural History Society and Gallery Church Landscaping
May 2017
Two groups of dedicated volunteers helped plant their stormwater retrofits over the weekend at the Natural History Society of Maryland and Gallery Church. We were excited to be there for the planting, and see these landscapes take shape.
May 2017
Two groups of dedicated volunteers helped plant their stormwater retrofits over the weekend at the Natural History Society of Maryland and Gallery Church. We were excited to be there for the planting, and see these landscapes take shape.
Blue Water Baltimore leads a crew of volunteers at the Natural History Society of Maryland's raingarden.
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Joyce teaches volunteers at Gallery Church how to properly plant a native New England aster.
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Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professionals
May 2017
A group of future Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professionals visited several CityScape projects yesterday in Baltimore. Congrats on your new certifications and good luck in your careers! One stop was St Helena Community Center, which was looking great. Kudos to Shirley and the gang for a well-maintained BMP.
cblpro.org/
May 2017
A group of future Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professionals visited several CityScape projects yesterday in Baltimore. Congrats on your new certifications and good luck in your careers! One stop was St Helena Community Center, which was looking great. Kudos to Shirley and the gang for a well-maintained BMP.
cblpro.org/
St Helena Community Association
Rainwater Garden at St. Pius X in Towson, MD
November 2016
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-county/towson/ph-tt-bioretention-saint-pius-1101-20161103-story.html
November 2016
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-county/towson/ph-tt-bioretention-saint-pius-1101-20161103-story.html
CityScape Graduates from Johns Hopkins BUILD College Inaugural Class
September 2016
Under the BLocal Initiative, Johns Hopkins and 25+ area business partners committed to expand local opportunities for building, hiring, investing and buying. As part this effort, the BUILD college educational program was developed to bolster small, local, minority and women owned construction businesses. CityScape was delighted participate in the program and be a graduate of the inaugural class.
http://www.ofgbtob.com/digital/BCE/april-2017/mobile/index.html#p=8
http://hub.jhu.edu/2016/09/28/build-college-graduation/
September 2016
Under the BLocal Initiative, Johns Hopkins and 25+ area business partners committed to expand local opportunities for building, hiring, investing and buying. As part this effort, the BUILD college educational program was developed to bolster small, local, minority and women owned construction businesses. CityScape was delighted participate in the program and be a graduate of the inaugural class.
http://www.ofgbtob.com/digital/BCE/april-2017/mobile/index.html#p=8
http://hub.jhu.edu/2016/09/28/build-college-graduation/
Baltimore Ranked Third Greenest City in America
October 2016
According to a new analysis by WalletHub, Baltimore ranks third out of America's 100 largest cities for green "lifestyle and policy." I think I hear a new city bench slogan in the works! The Lifestyle and Policy category was ranked based on the following criteria:
https://wallethub.com/edu/most-least-green-cities/16246/
October 2016
According to a new analysis by WalletHub, Baltimore ranks third out of America's 100 largest cities for green "lifestyle and policy." I think I hear a new city bench slogan in the works! The Lifestyle and Policy category was ranked based on the following criteria:
- Number of Farmers Markets per Capita
- Community Garden Plots per Capita
- “Green” Job Opportunities
- Number of Local Programs Promoting Green-Energy Use
https://wallethub.com/edu/most-least-green-cities/16246/
Tha Flower Factory Blooms
August 2016
Congrats to The Flower Factory on their ribbon cutting and bumper crop of sunflowers this summer! This site was part of the Baltimore City Growing Green Competition through the Chesapeake Bay Trust. CityScape completed the Stormwater Management and Erosion & Sediment Control Plan for the project.
http://www.wbaltv.com/news/tha-flower-factory-helps-brighten-east-baltimore-neighborhood/41263152
August 2016
Congrats to The Flower Factory on their ribbon cutting and bumper crop of sunflowers this summer! This site was part of the Baltimore City Growing Green Competition through the Chesapeake Bay Trust. CityScape completed the Stormwater Management and Erosion & Sediment Control Plan for the project.
http://www.wbaltv.com/news/tha-flower-factory-helps-brighten-east-baltimore-neighborhood/41263152
Baltimore Restoration Blitz
August 2016
CityScape is excited to support the Blue Water Baltimore team with several restoration projects around Baltimore City, including site designs and construction support for the Natural History Society of Maryland, Baltimore International Academy and St. Helena's Community Center.
http://www.bluewaterbaltimore.org/blog/update-on-our-restoration-blitz/
August 2016
CityScape is excited to support the Blue Water Baltimore team with several restoration projects around Baltimore City, including site designs and construction support for the Natural History Society of Maryland, Baltimore International Academy and St. Helena's Community Center.
http://www.bluewaterbaltimore.org/blog/update-on-our-restoration-blitz/
Coldspring Homestead Montebello Mixes Stormwater with Public Art
July 2016
Found an older article from Baltimore Magazine, but the neighborhood held a ribbon-cutting this month with Civic Works to celebrate one of the first Baltimore Growing Green Competition sites. Congrats!
http://www.baltimoremagazine.net/2016/2/24/city-neighborhoods-embrace-branding-through-public-art#
July 2016
Found an older article from Baltimore Magazine, but the neighborhood held a ribbon-cutting this month with Civic Works to celebrate one of the first Baltimore Growing Green Competition sites. Congrats!
http://www.baltimoremagazine.net/2016/2/24/city-neighborhoods-embrace-branding-through-public-art#
Harlem Park Goes Green
July 2016
Baltimore Business Journal article about greening of the Harlem Park Inner Blocks:
www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/blog/real-estate/2016/07/how-some-are-making-baltimore-cleaner-and-greener.html
July 2016
Baltimore Business Journal article about greening of the Harlem Park Inner Blocks:
www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/blog/real-estate/2016/07/how-some-are-making-baltimore-cleaner-and-greener.html
Working with NGOs to Install Green Infrastructure
March 2016
Kelly Lindow from CityScape and Christina Bradley from Bradley Professional Project Services recently presented to the Chesapeake Bay EWRI group regarding green infrastructure design and implementation partnership efforts between non-profits, communities, for-profit industries and local government. The presentation can be found here:
PART 1 (PDF file, 6.1 MB)
PART 2 (PDF file, 8.9 MB)
Abstract: The growing popularity of green infrastructure, along with increasing stormwater restoration requirements, has resulted in more funds available for the installation of new and innovative stormwater management practices. Several area non-profit groups and non-governmental organizations (NGO), such as Parks and People Foundation and Blue Water Baltimore, have sought these funds to implement unique and voluntary restoration strategies throughout the mid-Atlantic region. These strategies involve close partnership with local government and the professional design community. CityScape Engineering has been working with a number of NGOs to design, permit and implement various green infrastructure projects. In this presentation, speakers will discuss current and future NGO initiatives and partnerships; share recent project examples; discuss challenges and lessons learned; and talk about the differences working with NGOs vs. traditional developers.
March 2016
Kelly Lindow from CityScape and Christina Bradley from Bradley Professional Project Services recently presented to the Chesapeake Bay EWRI group regarding green infrastructure design and implementation partnership efforts between non-profits, communities, for-profit industries and local government. The presentation can be found here:
PART 1 (PDF file, 6.1 MB)
PART 2 (PDF file, 8.9 MB)
Abstract: The growing popularity of green infrastructure, along with increasing stormwater restoration requirements, has resulted in more funds available for the installation of new and innovative stormwater management practices. Several area non-profit groups and non-governmental organizations (NGO), such as Parks and People Foundation and Blue Water Baltimore, have sought these funds to implement unique and voluntary restoration strategies throughout the mid-Atlantic region. These strategies involve close partnership with local government and the professional design community. CityScape Engineering has been working with a number of NGOs to design, permit and implement various green infrastructure projects. In this presentation, speakers will discuss current and future NGO initiatives and partnerships; share recent project examples; discuss challenges and lessons learned; and talk about the differences working with NGOs vs. traditional developers.
Baltimore Blue Neighborhoods and Alleys
July 2014
Baltimore Sun article, Bay-Friendly Paving Idea Sinks In:
http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2014-07-19/business/bs-md-porous-pavement-20140707_1_pavement-stormwater-runoff-tom-schueler
July 2014
Baltimore Sun article, Bay-Friendly Paving Idea Sinks In:
http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2014-07-19/business/bs-md-porous-pavement-20140707_1_pavement-stormwater-runoff-tom-schueler
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(410) 601-3290
