HWC worked with Hubler Automotive to develop a site in Muncie, Indiana for a new automotive complex with multiple buildings. The site included a new Ford dealership, a new Hyundai dealership, and a Quicklane oil change and carwash. The site is part of a new 36-acre commercial subdivision that created three large lots. The development includes a new street, sewers, watermain, and stormwater detention pond.
HWC worked with Lennar Homes to create a new townhome community in Carmel, Indiana. The small site developed 49 luxury townhomes on 4 acres. This new community made use of limited space to provide necessary green space and stormwater detention. This site developed in a growing area along 116th Street creating a unique urban lifestyle with connectivity to commercial areas as well as to the Camel Monon Community Center.
HWC worked with Miller Auto Care to relocate their previous downtown Carmel location to a new, larger site to help meet their business needs. The site maximizes the area to include an underground detention facility and suitable parking for the automotive business. The project faced challenges with the building and site location due to the overlay standards for Rangeline Road, however, HWC successfully met the needs and provided site maneuverability for the automotive business.
HWC provided site design for Cardinal Pointe, a single-family residential subdivision developed by Pulte and Lennar, in Whitestown, Indiana.
The development consists of 392 lots on 113.49 acres with an amenity area including a pool, pool house, playground, and pickleball courts. The design of this development was completed in five segments and included public infrastructure (road, sanitary, storm, and water), five (5) detention ponds, two entrances from CR 750, floodplain mitigation, and multiple Letter of Map Revisions Based on Fill (LOMR-F) approvals from IDEM.
Construction on this project was completed as follows:
HWC provided site design for the development of the Project Gray 6 parcel, which is a 24-acre site within the River Ridge Commerce Center in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The site is bounded on the north by Lewman Way and on the east by Lewman Court. The buildings, pavement, and other improvements that existed on the site were demolished prior to our design efforts.
The project design for this development included a 259,800 SF industrial building for Crescent Electric Supply Company, complete with recessed truck dock areas and an associated truck maneuvering area on the north side of the building and employee/visitor ADA-compliant parking on the south side of the building.
Construction documents included plans for existing conditions, site demolition, site improvements, grading, drainage, utilities, sanitary, storm sewer, erosion control/Stormwater Pollution Prevention, drainage report, and landscape plans. HWC also provided permitting.
The construction for this facility was completed in August 2022.
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