Woodruff Construction hired CGA to assist with the expansion of MARSHALLTOWN Company’s commercial building site in Marshalltown, Iowa. 57,000 square feet of additional manufacturing space was added to expand their factory, which specializes in the production of construction tools and equipment. CGA’s role included demolition, site design, topographic survey, coordination with the City of Marshalltown,…
CGA completed civil design on a design-build contract to construct a new credit union in Cherokee. The original building was demolished and a new 4,700 SF building, drive-thru, and a 30-stall parking lot were constructed. Site improvements included a new storm sewer, sanitary & water services, two access drives, and ADA-compliant pedestrian access crossing US…
CGA teamed with Downing Construction on this design-build project in downtown Dysart. Site work included building removal, placement of a new 2,158 SF dental clinic, 11-stall paved parking lot, utility services, and street patching.
CGA assisted a private franchise owner with the completion of a new coffee shop in Ames. Our scope included various site layout concepts to maximize the building on the site, topographic survey, Plat of Survey to combine multiple lots, coordination with the City of Ames Development Review Committee, coordination with Scooter’s on a custom building…
CGA completed the site design for the new Teen Center in Waterloo. The project included a new two-story 10,700 SF facility to house classrooms, gathering, and gym spaces focused on serving the teens of Waterloo. The site is located across the street from East High School and one block away from the Waterloo Main Office.…
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CGA partnered with Landscape Architect Zach Heitzman to complete site design and landscaping for two multi-use student housing developments in Campustown, Ames. The team created a site design to complement the twenty-foot elevation change from north to south while accommodating pedestrian pass-through traffic using a combination of sidewalks, stairs, and ramps for an aesthetically pleasing…
