01 // ARRIVAL
Civil Designer / Roadway Lighting / Photometric Design
Designing roadway lighting and photometric systems, backed by full corridor modeling and signalization experience.
02 // WHO I AM
Adan Garcia
Civil Designer
Adan is a civil designer based in Jensen Beach, FL, specializing in transportation infrastructure. His work spans existing-conditions modeling, 3D corridor design, roadway lighting, and signalization. He works primarily in Bentley MicroStation, translating survey data and engineering judgment into plans that hold up from concept through construction support.
B.S. Civil Engineering, Florida Atlantic University (2017).
03 // WHAT I DESIGN
Full corridor design and signalization work support every lighting project, from geometry on paper to light on the pavement.
The centerpiece of the practice. Toggle the corridor below to see how a roadway reads across lighting conditions and photometric analysis.
Spacing and fixture selection balanced against uniformity ratios and pole count.
Also Delivers
04 // HOW I DESIGN
Every corridor moves through the same eight stages, from field survey to construction support. Select a stage for detail.
Field and topographic survey data forms the ground truth every model is built on.
The current corridor is modeled in full: utilities, drainage, and right-of-way included.
Horizontal and vertical alignments are developed against design speed and standards.
Geometry becomes a full 3D corridor model in Bentley MicroStation, cross section by cross section.
Photometric analysis in AGI-32 sets pole spacing, fixture type, and illumination levels.
Intersections are designed or converted, including mast arm structural placement.
Plans are coordinated through agencies including FDOT, Florida Turnpike, Palm Beach County, Martin County, St Lucie County, FWC, Lake Worth Drainage District, and SFWMD.
RFIs, field changes, and as-built coordination carry the model through to completion.
05 // PROOF OF EXPERIENCE
A career built across South Florida's coastal jurisdictions, from FAU to GFT Inc. Select a city for the story behind the pin.
Also coordinates permitting with Palm Beach County, Martin County, FWC, FDOT, Florida Turnpike, and St Lucie County across projects statewide. Full project index available on request.
06 // PROJECTS
Lighting work first, with the roadway and signal projects that support it below.
FDOT Design-Build
Also Delivers
Existing-to-proposed 3D corridor modeling, cross section production, and plan production.
Converted an overhead span-wire signal to a mast arm system at San Filippo Drive & Jupiter Boulevard for the City of Palm Bay. The same conversion was also delivered at St John Heritage Parkway.
07 // LEADERSHIP
From first roadway models to mentoring the next generation of designers.
Managed and trained a four-person design team on vinyl sign installation and design, and prepared project cost estimations. That leadership experience came right before the jump into civil engineering.
Started in transportation as a Civil Designer, building 3D corridor modeling fundamentals and mastering the Bentley MicroStation workflow through cross section and plan production.
Expanded scope into lighting design and signalization: strain pole to mast arm conversions, AGI-32 photometric analysis for FPL tariff and city-owned lighting programs.
Took on Project Manager assistant duties at Kimley-Horn: coordinating team and client meetings, task tracking, and budget management, while training five new hires in lighting, signalization, and 3D corridor modeling.
Continuing as a Civil Designer in West Palm Beach, FL, doing the same work while mentoring the next wave of designers.
TECH STACK
AFFILIATIONS
08 // LET'S WORK TOGETHER
Open to new roles, projects, or just a conversation about roadway lighting.