Nicholas William Bodouva Design has been providing design services to a long list of distinguished transportation clients, with a reputation for delivering results that extends over three decades. Each client is vitally important to the studio and is given the attention needed to assure a project that fully meets its functional, aesthetic, budgetary, and scheduling goals. That standard has been achieved consistently — evidenced by numerous repeat commissions and long-term client relationships — and the commitment to fully satisfy each client's needs and aspirations remains the studio's principal focus.
The studio is an organization with extensive capabilities, technical expertise, and depth of professional experience. Its designers and technical staff provide a full and complete range of services: feasibility studies, site selection, planning and programming, design development, contract documents, construction administration, space planning, interior design, and cost analysis.
Every project reflects a simple philosophy: a successful building must be conceived with equal consideration for its operability, maintainability, aesthetics, constructability, and budget. The design process must continuously focus on creating a building that is most productive and efficient for its users, most cost-effective for its owners, and most adaptable to future needs.
Today the studio pairs that design heritage with strategic advisory for the aviation, transportation, ports, and infrastructure sectors — client development, feasibility and financial assessment, program and project management, client representation, design coordination, and capital acquisition for public agencies and private-sector owners. The studio has participated in billions of dollars of aviation, transportation, and infrastructure initiatives through strategic advisory, business development leadership, and executive relationship management, supporting early-stage opportunity positioning and capture strategy for large-scale programs throughout the United States and internationally. Meet the principals →