The Riverside Drive Streetscape Improvements project is a transformative, accelerated infrastructure initiative led by the City of Memphis to enhance connectivity, safety and public accessibility along one of the city’s most iconic corridors adjacent to the Mississippi Riverfront.
Read MoreAccelerate Memphis is the City’s award-winning $75 million infrastructure initiative to activate the Memphis 3.0 Comprehensive Plan across 37 project sites.
Read MoreAs part of the Accelerate Memphis initiative, Malasri Engineering led early-stage neighborhood investments totaling $400,000 in improvements to community anchors identified in the Memphis 3.0 Comprehensive Plan.
Read MoreThe Orange Mound streetscape project along Park Avenue was a major Accelerate Memphis initiative, transforming a 1.5-mile stretch of the corridor.
Read MoreThis Early Stages Investment (ESI) project at Poplar and Alabama transformed a busy intersection to prioritize safety and accessibility for all users.
Read MoreDelivered in less than eight months under the leadership of the construction manager, this project transformed key streets including Raines Road, Finley Road, and Faronia Road.
Read MoreAs part of the broader Klondike Small Area Plan developed by Opticos, the Vollintine Avenue Street Improvement Project responds directly to the community’s call for cleaner, safer and more connected neighborhoods.
Read MoreLocated within the Jackson Planning District, the Highland Heights neighborhood is home to a culturally rich community with a strong vision for safer, more connected streets and accessible public spaces.
Read MoreSoulsville is an Accelerate Memphis project along Walker Avenue from Mississippi Boulevard to Cummings Street. Designed by Kimley-Horn, the Soulsville Walker Ave project encompasses a series of strategic improvements aimed at developing a safer and more accessible environment for everyone, whether traveling by motor vehicle, bicycle, or on foot.
Read MoreMcLemore Avenue is a premier example of Memphis investing in its neighborhoods for a greener, more vibrant future.
Read MoreLiberty Park is a multi-phased development to revitalize the Memphis Fairgrounds campus. Malasri Engineering’s involvement began during the due diligence and planning phase in 2018.
Read MoreLiberty Park is a multi-phased development to revitalize the Memphis Fairgrounds campus. Malasri Engineering’s involvement began during the due diligence and planning phase in 2018.
Read MoreLiberty Park is a multi-phased development to revitalize the Memphis Fairgrounds campus. Malasri Engineering’s involvement began during the due diligence and planning phase in 2018.
Read MoreThe Pinch District is an historic nine-block area in downtown Memphis. Since 2017, Malasri Engineering has been designated as the prime consultant by the City of Memphis Division of Housing and Community Development for the ambitious Pinch District Development Project. Responsibilities include overseeing the infrastructure improvement projects outlined in the $48 million State Infrastructure Fast Track Grant. These projects include a 48” sewer line relocation and three phases of converting overhead utilities to underground.
Read MoreThe Memphis and Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is working to address basic infrastructure needs in the Uptown Tax-Increment Financing (TIF) District by providing sidewalk repair and public cameras, and to ensure adequate lighting for the streets and the community. Malasri Engineering is leading the streetlight assessment and evaluation, camera coordination, utility coordination, and smart city planning tasks for the project team.
Read MoreMalasri Engineering is currently providing utility analysis and coordination for the prime consultant and the Community Redevelopment Agency for the Front Street Improvement project from A.W. Willis to Henry Street. Malasri Engineering is coordinating the water main infrastructure upgrades for the area, with planned drainage and sewer upgrades.
Read MoreServing the prime consultant, LRK, Malasri Engineering consulting team successfully developed a schematic design, outlining proposed public infrastructure improvements to revitalize the Highland Strip, in order to create a vibrant and safe neighborhood for the community. Malasri Engineering oversaw and coordinated all engineering and landscape architecture services. Stakeholder engagement, conducted in 2019, included the UNDC board members and local business owners with a public unveiling of the proposed plan.
Malasri Engineering is currently working with the Kimley-Horn team to provide civil engineering services and construction documents to transition the plans into reality.
For the Uptown Community Plan project, Malasri Engineering provided infrastructure support involving multiple utility stakeholder coordination for Torti Gallas + Partners and Memphis and Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). This plan will guide the CRA on continuing the revitalization of the Uptown neighborhood by the City of Memphis and Shelby County through an allocation of $95 million for redevelopment projects.
Malasri Engineering is currently working with the Kimley-Horn team to provide civil engineering services and construction documents to transition the plans into reality.
