Why Do Developers Need Parking Studies in Fairfax County?
When considering new projects in Fairfax County, developers learn that parking studies are required to ensure that enough off-street parking spaces are available for the... Read
A “Welcome to W+A” Q+A with Associate Traffic Engineer NyJa’ Kennedy
We are pleased to welcome traffic engineer NyJa’ Kennedy to our transportation engineering team. She brings experience working on traffic engineering matters, including warrant analyses,... Read
The Top 5 Traffic + Parking Study Elements That Can Get Your Development in Arlington Across the Finish Line
The top five traffic and parking issues in Arlington that developers need to resolve are: 1. Trip Generation and Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) This is... Read
How Independent Schools Can Address Their Unique Transportation Challenges
Unlike most public schools, private schools draw students from a wide geographic area that may cross jurisdictional boundaries. Walking or bicycling to school is a... Read
Parking Studies for The Mitchell: The First Residential Tower in Atlanta’s Centennial Yards Project
Earlier this year, CIM Group and Centennial Yards Co. opened The Mitchell, a 304-unit residential tower within the $5 billion Centennial Yards mixed-use development underway... Read
Charlotte’s Transportation Referendum: The Impact of a Yes Vote for Multimodal Expansion
After moving off to college and then to DC in the early 2010s, coming home without a vehicle proved to be problematic. To enjoy the... Read
Garret Reed Joins Wells + Associates Board of Directors
Wells + Associates is pleased to announce the appointment of Garret Reed to our Board of Directors. Along with our Board members and leadership team,... Read
Metropica in Sunrise, FL: W+A’s Continuing Work on Traffic, Parking, and Multimodal Transportation Studies
Sunrise, Florida used to be a stranger to development. In the 1960s, the original developer built an “upside-down house” to attract interest in the area.... Read
Mobility Hubs: The Untapped Amenity That Can Advance the Goals of Developers, Property Owners, and Cities
The following discussion is intended to help guide: Developers who aim to leverage an area’s rich transportation options while reducing parking development costs, Property owners... Read
Integrating Micromobility Systems Into Real Estate Developments: An Expert Panel Discussion
But the development of micromobility systems presents unique challenges, including issues of safety, the potential “clutter” of dockless systems, equity, and regulation. Micromobility Consultants Discuss... Read
Three Key Issues: Getting Parking Management Plans (PMP) Approved in Arlington County
Through the PMP process, the Arlington aims to align real estate development with community and transportation goals (such as promoting the use of transit use... Read
A “Welcome to W+A” Q+A with Senior Associate and Traffic Engineer Angel Sanchez
Q: What initially attracted you to work in the field of transportation and traffic engineering? A: When I was in college, I took an intro... Read
How Developers Can Benefit from Parking Reductions for New Projects
We asked our team to discuss some of these parking issues. Q: How important are local zoning requirements, and can these requirements be flexible depending... Read
Courtney Menjivar Speaks at Beyond Bricks Conference: Enhancing The Tenant Experience Through PropTech-Driven Mobility Solutions
W+A Vice President Courtney Menjivar spoke about PropTech’s transformational effects on the commercial real estate sector and urban development at the Beyond Bricks conference in... Read
Frequently Asked Questions About Fairfax County’s SSPA Process
And yet, many questions arise when proposed changes involve issues such as increasing density, converting old land uses, or changing the mix of uses of... Read