Since establishing its Jersey City headquarters in 1977, the firm has been a "firm of choice" in site redevelopment, utility engineering and environmental services for Brownfield and urban sites and waterfront redevelopment projects.

      Critical to a successful Brownfield program is the integration of environmental science with redevelopment/construction plans and community expectations and objectives. DRESDNER ROBIN understands and is experienced in facilitating client redevelopment goals and objectives within the framework of the environmental management programs. The firm has developed contaminant investigation/remediation programs for soil and groundwater media that integrate effectively with urban design and construction program objectives. Our personnel are experienced with the environmental field monitoring within the context of site redevelopment activities.

      Urban sites are revitalization opportunities that present uniquely complex design/construction problems incorporating the myriad of factors such as antiquated infrastructure, incomplete or unavailable mapping, hazardous material discharges, constrained construction sites, interacting/overlapping jurisdictions and interests, and public involvement. Successful urban projects result when practical design, attention to space and constructability issues is combined with effective communication resolving the issues and concerns of multiple stakeholders. This formula requires that skilled, broadly experienced personnel be readily available to respond to multi-dimensional issues.

      Dresdner Robin has consistently evaluated and resolved complex brownfield redevelopment and urban design problems involving the complete spectrum of urban issues. Whether the task involves, urban planning, utilities, access or hazardous waste issues, Dresdner Robin has skilled staff with the requisite training and experience to provide cost-effective solutions.