CityScape Engineering, LLC

10/15/2026

Broadway East is coming together next Saturday, October 24th for the Fall Day of Service and 5th Annual Fall Festival.

Please join us as the day kicks off with neighborhood cleaning and greening, followed by an afternoon of festivities bringing neighbors, volunteers, and community partners together.

📍 1600 Rutland Avenue at Federal Street, Baltimore
🧹 8:30–11:30 AM: Community Cleaning & Greening
🎃 11:30 AM–1:30 PM: Fall Festival

🧥 Give back! Bring new or gently used winter coats for children and teens ages 5–18, along with new hats and gloves, to support the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office Victim Witness Division.

At CityScape Engineering, LLC, we're passionate about creating stronger, more connected Baltimore communities, and that goes beyond the projects we work on.

We're excited to join these organizations and community partners in making a difference:
Broadway East Community Association
Love Your Block Baltimore
Baltimore Year-Round Fellows Program
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Heartsmiles
Learning Classrooms
Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of Maryland Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center
University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB)

10/13/2026

Creating more housing in Baltimore comes with its share of challenges, and navigating the regulatory and permitting process is certainly one of them.

On October 15, Bobby Haase, P.E., will be attending on behalf of CityScape Engineering, LLC at ULI Baltimore’s Ideas for Reducing Regulatory Impediments to the Creation of New Housing Supply.

As civil engineers working on development projects throughout Baltimore, we understand the importance of finding practical solutions that help move projects forward.

We’re looking forward to hearing different perspectives, exchanging ideas, and connecting with others who share an interest in Baltimore’s future.

Attending? Be sure to say hello to Bobby!
More on the event and how to register here.
https://lnkd.in/eMnAHyVU

10/13/2026

Creating more housing in Baltimore comes with its share of challenges, and navigating the regulatory and permitting process is certainly one of them.

On October 15, Bobby Haase, P.E., will be attending on behalf of CityScape Engineering, LLC at ULI Baltimore's Ideas for Reducing Regulatory Impediments to the Creation of New Housing Supply.

As civil engineers working on development projects throughout Baltimore, we understand the importance of finding practical solutions that help move projects forward.

We're looking forward to hearing different perspectives, exchanging ideas, and connecting with others who share an interest in Baltimore's future.

Attending? Be sure to say hello to Bobby!
More on the event and how to register here.
https://lnkd.in/eMnAHyVU

10/12/2026

CityScape Engineering, LLC is looking forward to connecting with students on Wednesday night the ASCE October Student Night & Career Fair in Baltimore!

We’re excited to meet the next generation of engineers, share insights into the industry, and talk about the work we do throughout the region.

Thank you for hosting, UMD ASCE
American Society of Civil Engineers.

10/07/2026

It doesn’t feel like work when you’re doing it alongside such amazing and inspiring partners. Happy 20 year anniversary ReBUILD Metro
The impact you’ve had on revitalizing baltimores neighborhoods is completely transformative. Cheers to 20 more years and a thriving future of our great City!

Regina Hammond Empact Art

10/07/2026

Another milestone in Re*****on.

The new mixed-use development at 211 W. 28th Street has officially topped out, a milestone recently covered by the Baltimore Business Journal. https://lnkd.in/eXm6cNDc

CityScape Engineering, LLC is serving as the lead civil engineer for the six-story infill development, which is transforming the former 7-Eleven site into 60 apartments, 6,100 SF of retail space, and a large public plaza.

There’s a lot happening below the surface, too.

An existing underground stream helped dictate the building’s developable footprint, while the project required coordination for a partial road closure to gain approximately 13.5 feet of additional right-of-way.

Our civil scope includes site design, integrated stormwater management, utility coordination, new water, sewer and storm drain services, ADA improvements, sidewalks and curbs, an extended curb lane for MTA bus pickup, landscaping and permitting.

CityScape also led the civil permitting process, including SPRC, the Developer’s Agreement, and Stormwater and Erosion & Sediment Control approvals, completing civil-related permitting in approximately 15 months.
It’s exciting to see years of planning, coordination, and design now taking shape above ground.

The project is scheduled for completion in Spring 2027.

09/30/2026

We are pleased to welcome Christopher Rose, P.E., our new Senior Design Engineer!

Chris joined CityScape Engineering, LLC for the sustainability, community-focused work, local projects, and, in his words, “wonderful people.” We’ll happily take the compliment.

What does he love about civil engineering?

The fact that it’s everywhere.

“I like being able to go almost anywhere in the world and say, ‘That’s civil engineering.’ Every day, we’re surrounded by infrastructure that a civil engineer designed.”

Chris is especially drawn to projects that make a visible difference in the community—schools, parks and revitalization projects. One career highlight? Helping deliver two new high schools on the same campus in Anne Arundel County, with overlapping timelines that required plenty of coordination between the two projects.

And now, he’s excited to bring that experience closer to home.

Chris lives in Baltimore and loves knowing he’ll be able to walk or drive past projects he’s helped shape.

His local recommendation? The Baltimore Museum of Industry of Industry—a fitting choice for someone who appreciates how infrastructure, industry, and development shape a city over time.

Welcome to CityScape, Chris! We’re excited to have you on the team!

09/29/2026

From asphalt and gravel to a greener community space. Check out our next Baltimore City transformation!

CityScape Engineering, LLC was proud to work alongside the Greater Baybrook Alliance and EnviroCollab on the community-led Blue-Green Master Plan and the transformation of this site on Duane Avenue in Brooklyn/Curtis Bay.

Our team helped design a space that does more than look good. Bioretention cells, a rain garden and native plantings now help manage and clean stormwater before it reaches the Chesapeake Bay, while a new playground creates a place for the community to gather.

Shoutout to Bobby Haase, P.E., who served as CityScape’s Project Manager, and to SBC Outdoor Services for bringing the design to life in the field.

This is what green infrastructure can do—solve real stormwater challenges while creating better spaces for people.

Take a look at the finished project →https://lnkd.in/eTgM_dwZ

09/16/2026

CityScape Engineering, LLC is a proud sponsor of Picnic in the Park. Learn more about the event that takes place this Friday!

Tomrrow marks a week until the main event! Parks & People invites Baltimore to Picnic in the Park 2026, featuring internationally recognized violinist and vocalist Chelsey Green and The Green Project for an unforgettable evening of live music, food, cocktails, immersive art, and outdoor experiences under the stars.

Set across the Parks & People campus, guests will experience curated food and beverage offerings, vibrant outdoor activations, live entertainment, and community experiences throughout the evening. Picnic in the Park 2026 will feature a curated lineup of Baltimore food vendors, beverage partners, and immersive experiences throughout the evening hosted by Janay Reece from WJZTV CBS News Baltimore. WJZ-TV | CBS Baltimore

Guests can enjoy offerings from The Empanada Lady 🇵🇷 Baltimores Best Empanadas - You hungry ? , Black Baltimore Vegan Chef Foxy , Stursi Mocktail Bar Stursi | Non-alcoholic Cocktails , Dream Street Cuisine Dream Street Cuisine , and Chase It Bartenders Chase It Mobile Bartending,LLC alongside immersive art experiences presented by Creative Nomads. Creative Nomads

The evening will also recognize community leaders and organizations whose work continues to strengthen Baltimore through the presentation of the Sally Michel Award, the Eddie C and C Sylvia Brown People Award, and the Jonna Lazarus Parks Award.

As Parks & People’s signature annual fundraiser, Picnic in the Park supports programs that connect Baltimore youth and families to nature, education, play, and green spaces across the city.

Your ticket makes a greener, healthier Baltimore possible. We hope to see you there! Click the link in our bio to purchase your tickets.

09/08/2026

What if stormwater runoff could be managed in a way that works more like nature?

Last week, our CityScape Engineering, LLC team had the opportunity to visit Backyard Basecamp’s BLISS Meadows in Northeast Baltimore to learn more about an innovative project underway using a regenerative stormwater conveyance (RSC) system.

Backyard Basecamp was founded in 2019 by Atiya Wells, a pediatric nurse and naturalist who saw a need for greater representation and access to nature-based experiences. Today, the organization works to reconnect Black, Indigenous, and other people of color with local food, land, and nature.

At BLISS Meadows, that mission has helped transform roughly 10 acres of urban land into a community green space with an urban farm, forest, ponds, gardens, and environmental education programming.

Now, the next chapter includes rethinking how stormwater moves through the property.

RSC systems use shallow pools, riffles, vegetation, and natural materials to slow, spread, and filter stormwater runoff while helping restore the surrounding landscape.

We joined Atiya Wells and Kieron George from Backyard Basecamp for a tour, along with John Sarbanes and Kristen Fidler from The Sarbanes Center and Matthew Garbark and Kim Grove from Baltimore City Department of Public Works. The group discussed the current project and opportunities to apply similar approaches to future installations.

CityScape is assisting with plans review and permitting, while Underwood & Associates is leading the design and construction.

It’s a great example of engineering, ecology, and community coming together to find a better way to manage stormwater.