P. CHRISTOPHER CHAMPAGNE, PE, LEED AP+, IGSHPA Accredited Geothermal Installer
Principal Associate/Director of Engineering, Virginia Office

Mr. Champagne has overseen, directed and managed more than 100 institutional, residential, and commercial developments. His considerable background in both site/civil engineering and water resources enables him to coordinate large site/civil projects through the design, review, permitting, and construction process.

Mr. Champagne’s knowledge of all aspects of site engineering, including grading, drainage, stormwater management, soils engineering, and erosion and sediment control, coupled with his environmental permitting background uniquely qualifies him to facilitate the design and permitting of projects.

He has been responsible for overseeing and performing construction plans for private, public, municipal, and federal projects. As a licensed Professional Engineer in Virginia, Mr. Champagne’s experience includes providing: complete site/civil engineering; roadway, pavement, sewer, water, and storm drainage design; stormwater management plans; Low Impact Development (LID) systems; grading plans; sediment control designs; environmental assessment; and, feasibility analysis. Mr. Champagne is also a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional BD+C (LEED AP+) and has extensive experience with green building practices and principles and a broad knowledge of site-related LEED requirements, resources and processes.

In addition, he is an International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA) Accredited Geothermal Installer for geothermal heating and cooling systems.  

Mr. Champagne also served as the Coordination Editor for the Land Development Handbook (2nd Edition) responsible for coordinating the update, revision, and expansion of 1,100-page technical reference manual on the various steps involved with the land development process.

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