Brownfield Redevelopment

The most critical part of brownfield redevelopment is integration of civil engineering and construction elements with assessment and remediation. This must be done in such a way as to maximize the reuse of the property while providing protection of human health and the environment.

A brownfield is a tract of land or property that is being underutilized due to a real or perceived environmental condition caused by an industrial facility, landfill, gas station, or dry cleaning operation. Redeveloping these types of properties is fundamentally about recycling the land and mitigating health and environmental risks while allowing for sustainable reuse. Kimley-Horn can assist you with all facets of your brownfield project, overcoming any obstacles while partnering with all stakeholders and entities involved.

Providing the Tools for Successful Redevelopment

Treated as a distinct discipline to provide you with a spectrum of services for all phases, brownfield redevelopment has evolved over time at Kimley-Horn to become a core business practice. From coast to coast, we have guided both public and private clients through site challenges by providing environmental assessmentremediation design, grant writing, and program management while successfully integrating those services with our site civil design, planning, and traffic engineering services.

At every step of the process we focus on your end goals. We accomplish this by applying a proactive approach to address environmental concerns while working with all stakeholders to negotiate your project through complex obstacles that often prevent successful completion. Brownfield redevelopment fuels our passion and inspiration to help communities.

Kimley-Horn strives to deliver not only technical excellence, but also timely service and practical, money-saving solutions. As your partner, we will provide much more than just environmental brownfields program experts—we offer you a turnkey brownfields redevelopment team that can provide access to the many disciplines required to achieve the long-term vision of community redevelopment and environmental justice.