Site / Civil Engineering & Design
GZA seamlessly merges site civil engineering and landscape design services with all of our core service areas.
We assist our clients with diverse assignments ranging from small residential subdivisions to large multi-unit housing projects, public gathering spaces and parks, and a wide range of commercial, institutional, transportation, brownfield, solid waste, and water resources projects.
Our engineering staff works closely with our in-house geotechnical engineers, environmental assessment, and ecological groups, creating engineering designs that are responsive to our client’s site development needs and the site’s environmental and regulatory realities. We strive to deliver environmentally-sensitive, cost-effective designs which meet our client’s needs and are accepted by regulatory authorities in a timely manner.
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Solar and Stormwater
While the solar revolution has proven overall a boon for the environment, offsetting millions of tons of carbon dioxide emissions by replacing coal, oil, and natural gas for electric generation, one challenge posed is stormwater management. In this article, we will discuss projects we’ve worked on to illustrate some of the challenges and solutions associated ... <a title="Site / Civil Engineering & Design" class="read-more" href="https://gza.gfcdn.com/services/site-civil-engineering-design/" aria-label="Read more about Site / Civil Engineering & Design">Read more</a>
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CT DEEP’s New Industrial Stormwater General Permit Issued October 1st, 2025
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP) has issued the new National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater Associated with Industrial Activity (Industrial Stormwater GP), effective as of November 1, 2025.
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Designing with nature for coastal risk reduction in Connecticut
In the August 2023 issue of Stormwater Solutions, a special issue on coastal erosion control and resiliency, Wayne Cobleigh presents two living shoreline case studies on designing with nature and using nature-based solutions along the Connecticut coastline. Both projects are using living shorelines to create a more resilient Connecticut, and have won awards and secured ... <a title="Site / Civil Engineering & Design" class="read-more" href="https://gza.gfcdn.com/services/site-civil-engineering-design/" aria-label="Read more about Site / Civil Engineering & Design">Read more</a>
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