Stormwater Design Lessons from a Mega Campus Build

Aerial view of a dense urban district showing rooftops, streets, and public spaces where stormwater design plays a critical role

When Goldman Sachs released images of its new Dallas campus this week, most headlines focused on jobs, office culture, and architecture. But for civil engineers, the real story is different. An 800,000-square-foot campus in the middle of Victory Park highlights a challenge every Dallas developer faces: stormwater design. Stormwater design is not flashy, yet it […]

Why Every Retail Project Needs an ALTA Land Title Survey

Commercial retail construction site with cranes and concrete framework, showing why an ALTA Land Title Survey is essential before development

When news broke that H-E-B finally secured approval for its first Dallas store at Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway, the buzz was immediate. Shoppers were excited, but neighbors raised concerns about traffic jams and possible flooding around the site. These issues go far beyond grocery lines—they highlight why an ALTA Land Title Survey is one […]

How a Property Survey Shapes Rezoning Battles

Busy city intersection with heavy traffic and surrounding buildings showing how property surveys guide rezoning and development

When Dallas residents heard that H-E-B planned to open its first store inside the city limits, excitement quickly mixed with concern. For many, the thought of new jobs and fresh groceries sounded great. But for neighbors near Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway, the project raised questions about traffic, safety, and the impact on daily life. […]