Atlanta, Georgia
Developed by the Atlanta Falcons Stadium Company, LLC and owned by the Georgia World Congress Center, the $1.6 billion, 2 million square foot Mercedes-Benz Stadium project included iconic architecture, a retractable roof, permanent seating for 71,000 for NFL, MLS, and additional sports-related games and entertainment venues; including premium seats, luxury suites, 7 restaurants, and two parking decks with accommodations for 21,000 vehicles.
LONG provided various land surveying and SUE/UC related services over a span of 4+ years. Initially, LONG prepared a preliminary boundary survey, aerial mapping, and utilities for the 45-acre North Site, north of the World Congress Center; and then, provided this same service for the 33-acre South Site, south of the Georgia Dome. When the South Site was selected by the Atlanta Falcons as the site for their new stadium, LONG performed a complete field run boundary, topographic, utility, and tree survey of the site. Additionally, LONG prepared right of way abandonment plats for the 7 roadways to be removed or relocated; individual boundary surveys used to acquire the many parcels that made up the property; a consolidation plat combining these parcels; and an ALTA/NSPS boundary survey of the entire property.
LONG staked geotechnical bore holes, provided construction staking of the stadium including the mega-columns, two parking decks, and the Home Depot Back Yard tailgating lot and the Falcon’s statue. During construction of the retractable roof, LONG spent 6 months surveying the exact location of targets on the roof truss members for use by the structural engineer to determine if deflections were within tolerance.
Atlanta, GA
Darden & Company / KHA / PB
Land Surveying, Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE), Utility Coordination & Design, Construction Staking, and Civil Engineering/Site Design
2019
Marietta, Georgia
Atlanta was awarded a new expansion Major League Soccer team. Named the Atlanta United Football Club, a new 30,000 square foot headquarters and training center was constructed for them along with three artificial and three natural turf soccer fields, a 173-car parking lot, pavilion, and maintenance facility on a 32-acre site.
Atlanta, Georgia
Bobby Jones Golf Course is an existing urban, 18 hole golf course that has been completely renovated into a 9-hole reversible course designed by Bob Cupp that includes a two ended driving range with a public instructional building and practice facility for Georgia State University and a 9-hole “wee links” for junior and adaptive golfers. The project also included a 2-level, 288 space parking deck with 6 tennis courts on the upper level and 6 surface tennis courts, the Golf House that includes the Golf Pro Shop, grill, Georgia Hall of Fame and offices for the Georgia State Golf Association, and the Georgia section of the PGA.
Atlanta, Georgia
The Georgia Institute of Technology undertook a $45 million renovation of their basketball facility that included reconstruction of the seating bowl, the addition of an upper level balcony and club seating, and the expansion of the concourse and plaza area. The site was completely renovated to provide additional hardscape improvements, reconfigured parking, television truck staging and green infrastructure. McCamish Pavilion is a LEED Gold Certified building.
