Our landscape architecture experts seek to positively impact communities we work with through the design of creative and sustainable social spaces that add value to our municipal infrastructure projects with artful, resilient streetscape and open space development.
Well planned and designed landscapes can enhance any number of our current services that help our clients improve the human and environmental health of their communities and integrate easily with the innovative flood control, green stormwater infrastructure, water resource, and environmental restoration work we already do.
Frequently, our project work for municipal and private clients results in construction that disrupts public space. We have long prided ourselves on the ability to combine infrastructure projects in attempt to reduce public disruption and also leverage the opportunity to create something multi-beneficial for the community. Our team of landscape designers, planners, ecologists, and green infrastructure engineers, collaborate on nature-based solution to create intentionally designed, high performing landscapes. These projects improve energy efficiency of the built environment, increase property value, contribute to water quality, and above all, create comfortable outdoor spaces for people to enjoy.
Incorporating landscape architecture into our work
In the past decade, the trend for cities has been to create thoughtful landscapes that explore the ecological, cultural, and territorial implications for urban changes. Incorporating landscape architecture in public and private infrastructure not only appeals to community wellbeing, but also adds to the sustainability, resiliency, and ecological impact of the project.
Our landscape architecture services include planning, designing, managing, and nurturing both built and natural environments with the goal of improving human experience and environmental health. We have applied this approach to many of our stormwater projects through innovative green infrastructure solutions, such as green roofs, rain gardens, bioswales, habitat restoration, and pervious materials that contribute to larger resource sustainability goals surrounding water quality improvement, flood mitigation and air quality improvements.
