Projects

Joining Jordan links the residential and commercial districts on both sides of the Jordan River. The $2.5M project was completed in large part due to a $2.2M MEDC grant.

Gosling Czubak designed the park facilities, including a new boat launch, beach facility, restrooms, and park pavilion.

The site today functions as a public marina and launch and an adjacent picnic park.

Gosling Czubak worked with local officials to propose the re-routing of vehicular traffic to one-way along the waterfront to free-up additional cross-section width that could be used to develop a pedestrian zone.

Redevelopment of private marina to 30-slip public marina, boat launch, kayak launch, parking, and UA bathrooms. Amenities include walks, parking and LID storm water measures. Funded by MNRTF and MDNR grant funds.

Gosling Czubak performed updated conceptual design from a dated plan, assisted to secure additional Waterways BAS funds and then engineered the new launch to serve smaller boats up to 22 feet in length with a single, reinforced and widened ramp.

Gosling Czubak assisted Acme Township with the redevelopment of waterfront park along Lake Michigan in Acme Township. The first phase included new walkways and linkages for future trail connectors and an enhanced beach environment.

Gosling Czubak prepared specifications for the building's removal and designed the new docks and upland facilities, including water and electrical services.

The project involved redesigning the existing road end single lane small boat launch and developing an off-road parking facility on the newly acquired 11.2 acres of land adjacent boat launch site.

The Thunder Bay River Waterfront in Atlanta provides access to almost 1800 feet of riverfront within the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund urbanized area. 

Gosling Czubak provided support services as part of the planning team to assess and make recommendations for the City of East Jordan’s waterfront sub-area short and long-term planning goals.  

Gosling Czubak assisted the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy in the design of a ¾ mile boardwalk through the 273 acre marsh preserve, which allows access for all abilities to immerse themselves in the unique marsh environment.

Gosling Czubak worked with the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy to design a replacement boardwalk trail system and overlook at Pyatt Lake Natural Preserve.

Gosling Czubak assisted Milton Township with the development of a waterfront park and water trailhead on north Elk Lake, part of the Chain of Lakes Water Trail, adjacent to an existing public boat launch.