Where Creativity Meets Functionality

As part of the Rivercrest residential development, Bayer Becker prepared a traffic impact study. Our team performed data collection, traffic engineering calculations, and analysis. The study determined the need for road improvements along US 22 / SR 3 including a left turn lane at Stillwater Drive (access to the proposed development) and a right turn lane at Old 3C Highway. 

As a result of a 15 month master planning process, the twelve year old Twin Lakes received major upgrades and a significant expansion to its main campus in Montgomery, OH. Because the proposed expansion extended into the existing parking areas and drives, Bayer Becker was challenged to work within the existing site constraints to maximize the developable area and minimize the impacts to the Twin Lakes residents and neighboring businesses. This required some significant creative problem solving that involved zoning changes, variances, and equivalencies.

As part of the Matinee Boulevard Realignment project at East Alexandria Pike and U.S. 27, which was proposed by the City of Cold Spring to improve an offset intersection, Bayer Becker prepared a traffic evaluation to determine the benefits of the proposed realignment, as well as to identify any negative impacts, and to determine the overall geometric configuration of the intersection. 

The Seasons of Alexandria site has evolved dramatically to become one the region’s most modern and robust senior living communities. Originally slated for a major retailer location that never came to fruition, the 10 acre site had to be redesigned for Baptist Life Communities to accommodate the new use and facilities. The site now offers luxurious surroundings within an intimate neighborhood.

In 2017, MKSK and Bayer Becker teamed up to help redefine the eastern and southern gateways into the Miami University campus and the City of Oxford which incorporated improvements for multi-modal transportation users (vehicular, pedestrian, bicycle), safety, roadway lighting, access, signal modifications, drainage, and landscape architecture services.  

Kramer Elementary's new facility is the next phase of the school district's master plan. The new Kramer Elementary serves 650 students residing in the near city of Oxford, Ohio. The site work and completion of the substantial new building was on time and on budget. Bayer Becker provided the civil site design and land surveying services. Bayer Becker’s innovative design solutions played a part in keeping this large undertaking on budget. To conserve costs, the design team was able to rethink the drainage plan and eliminate the need for an entire retaining wall.

Fairfield Freshman School first opened its doors in 1951. The needs of students, faculty, and staff have changed drastically since then, so voters approved a bond that provided for the construction of a brand new building adjacent to the Fairfield High School on Holden Boulevard.