Pleasantville/Briarcliff/White Plains, New York
Representing one of the largest universities in New York State, Pace University is a private metropolitan university with campuses in New York City, Pleasantville, Briarcliff and White Plains that boasts a diverse population of over 13,000 students. Over the years, the University has repeatedly engaged TRC’s expertise to provide creative and effective engineering support for their planning programs and for various development projects across the University’s various campuses.
In conjunction with development of a Generic Environmental Impact Statement for the Pleasantville campus, TRC performed Site/Civil and Traffic Engineering for the long range Campus Master Plan which has enabled the University to provide high quality educational services on its campuses that exceed accepted standards in terms of safety, access and functionality. TRC’s Traffic Engineering services included 20-year projections access various scenarios, special event analysis, and coordination with the New York State Department of Transportation. TRC also conducted various Parking Studies and prepared detailed parking layouts and designs in conjunction with the need for additional parking.
In addition to our involvement with on-going Campus Master Planning efforts, TRC has performed Engineering Services for various development projects at the Pleasantville Campus, including Site Plans for the Health and Fitness and Goldstein Centers; developed parking modifications for the Briarcliff campus; and prepared site plans and parking layouts for the University’s Law School located on the White Plains campus.
- Client: Pace University
- Project Location: Pleasantville/Briarcliff/White Plains, New York
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