Sack Wern Houses
Geotechnical, geophysical, and concrete coring services supporting Bronx redevelopment for Douglaston Development.
Multi-discipline field investigation supporting redevelopment in a constrained Bronx footprint.
The Sack Wern site required parallel geotechnical, geophysical, earth moving, and concrete coring scopes to support the investigation program advancing the Bronx redevelopment.
Multi-discipline integration on a single site footprint requires careful sequencing to avoid scope conflict and maintain production across each workstream.
Multiple disciplines, one operational team.
Seylone executed soils, geotechnical, geophysical, earth moving, and concrete cutting and boring scopes under a single operational team. The continuity reduced handoffs, kept the program on schedule, and delivered a single point of accountability across the field investigation.
Field investigation closed out. Redevelopment design advanced.
The multi-discipline field program delivered the data needed to advance the Sack Wern redevelopment.
The engagement reflects Seylone's self-performing capacity across multiple field disciplines on a single site.
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