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Taking it to the Bank

Once downtown fixtures, bank sites are now focused on location and customer convenience. Landplan Engineering’s experience with banking has grown through this era of ever increasing convenience. Today, Landplan’s experts work with bank clients and architects to address:

  • Visibility and bank recognition
  • Security
  • Access
  • Drive-thru traffic and stacking during peak business hours
  • Parking and efficient use of the site
  • Site utilities
  • Complementing the building’s architectural statement

Landplan incorporates these elements in planning, landscape design, and engineering utilities serving the site; even earlier in the process, we consider their impact while assisting clients in locating bank sites and/or evaluating the suitability of a parcel.

Landscape aesthetics and access points must work together for a safe and convenient flow to and through the facility with minimal impact on maintenance. Experience, backed by computer modeling, ensures the smooth flow of customers through the site. Bank architecture generally establishes the presence desired by the client. Then, Landplan’s site planning and engineering enhance that statement and ensure visibility of the ATM, a necessary element for 24-hour oriented service.

Landplan’s extensive experience with, and knowledge of, local standards efficiently propel the bank’s development through the planning, platting, and approval processes at the municipal level, as well as the state level when access is taken along highways. Landplan’s bank projects have ranged from complete facilities to remote ATM locations. Client banking facilities for which Landplan has provided services in Kansas and Missouri include one or more assignments for Commerce Bank, UMB Bank, Peoples Bank, US Bank, Frontier Farm Credit, Lawrence Bank, Douglas County Bank, Intrust Bank, KU Credit Union, Central National Bank, Columbia Bank, Sunflower Bank, and Garden City Bank. Landplan has also assisted JP Morgan Chase Bank’s preferred developer in the states of New Jersey and Florida.