To highlight some of the key points:
"This plan presents the guidelines for build-out of the districts, the implementation of sustainability and environmental stewardship initiatives, and the improvement of landscape and transportation elements to bind the large, sprawling campus into a cohesive whole. It refines the original vision and lifts the campus to a new level of beauty and function."
There are two main planning periods involved in the facilities plan:
Planning Period 1 consists of projects that are two be completed or start construction from January 2011 to December 2020.
Planning Period 2 consists of projects that are planned to start construction from January 2021 through December 3030 (the end of the timeframe of the Facilities Master Plan)
Take a look at the plans for the sports facilities. Some interesting things included in the plan. The one that struck me was the expansion of Ludwig Field. With that many seats, could we be planning on sharing the field with lacrosse? Just a thought.
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Like an episode from one of those Channel 4 property revamp programs from the 2000’s, we are very happy to unveil our own transformation project. The client had a pretty messy enclosed area to the side of their home and wanted something ‘special’. Like all good property transformation shows the key is in the big reveal!
We helped transform this space into a dry, light-filled, green-energy generating machine!
With 6 bifacial panels letting light through and a bespoke design with polycarbonate sections along with timber cladding, the new space matches the client’s need for an upgraded outdoor space. Now with no more rain falling on the space and reaping the benefits, it could be said that the space is now truly transformed!
A quick thank you to the client for their vision and their trust.
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M.E.S. College of Arts and Commerce and M.E.S. Higher Secondary has set up “CHRYSALIS” which is a joint effort between M.E.S. College Nature Club outreach activity Kasturi and Foundation for Environmental Research and Conservation (FERC). It is a unique garden aimed at encouraging butterfly breeding and creating habitats for butterflies, insects and other organisms by planting appropriate plants. Volunteers from the NSS unit of the college, Nature Club and the Green Corps of M.E.S. Higher Secondary section under the expert supervision of FERC members worked together for the creation of the garden right from site selection to the planting of the plants for the habitat. The Lions Club of Cortalim provided the feeding and host plants for the butterfly garden.
The garden was inaugurated on 26th January 2020 at the hands of noted architect and environmentalist K. D. Sadhle and Professor M. S. Kamat presided over the function.The talk was attended by students and staff of the college, invitees, Lions club members as well as general public from in and around Vasco.


Recreational park in a natural environment with magnificent landscapes and landscaped reception sites.
Built from 1926 to 1958 by a forward-thinking horticulturist called Elsie Reford, the Reford Gardens are one of Canada’s national historic sites. Some 3000 species and plant varieties, including the famous Himalayan blue poppy, are spread out over 15 gardens.
Observe Salmo Salar cross the fall and then rest in a natural pool of several hundred large specimens that make the fame of the Causapscal river. You will appreciate the variety of activities and will be impressed by this encounter.
Named a site of aesthetic interest in La Matapédia, La Chute à Philomène, 33 meters high, is undoubtedly one of the region's main natural attractions. The site offers two trails to admire the top and the foot of the fall. There is a picnic area. In novelty! The La Matapedia mountain biking club has set up a suspended platform (belvedere) that overlooks the waterfall! A stop is needed!


Is New York’s Future Sustainable?
UPDATE: There has been a change in the speaker lineup for the Gotham Center’s event on the future of sustainability in New York City. Eric W. Sanderson of the Wildlife Conservation Society who recently spoke at an event hosted by the Institute will be speaking, as well as Denise Hoffman Brandt, Director of the Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture at the Spitzer School of Architecture, CUNY City College.
The Gotham Center for New York City History presents the panel discussion Is New York’s Future Sustainable? Measuring the Historical Impact of Growth, and Planning for More.
Eric W. Sanderson, Senior Conservation Ecologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society, founder of the Welikia Project, and author of Mannahatta: A Natural History of New York City, discusses the historical impact of development on the environment of New York City, and how we can restore the city’s ecology.
Denise Hoffman Brandt, Director of the Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture at the Spitzer School of Architecture, CUNY City College, reimagines the ideas of “city” and “nature” to make New York City greener and more sustainable.
Nilda Mesa, director of urban sustainability and equity planning at Columbia University’s Earth Institute, reflects on her experiences as NYC’s first Director of Sustainability, and the political challenges ahead.
Janet Babin, Economic Development Reporter for WNYC, moderates.
Wednesday, April 19th, 6:30 – 8 PM
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Lee Companies has extensive experience developing a variety of institutional park projects, The diversity of our park projects speaks to the flexibility of our project management practices. Our experience includes managing the construction of small municipal parks, school playgrounds, and more. Lee Companies has also managed the installation of basketball courts and boardwalks through wetlands areas.


"Waterways"; is a 48-hectare restoration project located on Mordialloc Creek in Melbourne’s south- eastern suburbs which combines a housing estate with large areas of restored habitat set aside for indigenous fauna and flora in open space, lakes and other wetlands.
Prior to restoration the land at Waterways was a property used for grazing horses and supported pasture dominated by exotic grasses. Restoration of the site commenced in October 2000. Extensive weed control and earthworks were carried out prior to the commencement of revegetation works, which involved planting, by 2003, over 2 million local provenance, indigenous plants. Ongoing management of the site has included ecological burning and follow up weed control. When started the Waterways was the largest and most complex ecological restoration project ever undertaken in Victoria.
The habitats being restored at “The Waterways” reflect those that originally occurred in the Carrum Carrum Swamp, a vast wetland complex which, prior to being extensively drained in the 1870s, stretched from Mordialloc to Kananook and as far inland as Keysborough. Local reference ecosystems were selected to act as a benchmark for what was to be achieved in each restored habitat in terms of species diversity and cover. Habitat Hectare assessments have been used to monitor the quality of restored vegetation.
A total of nine Ecological Vegetation Classes (EVCs, the standard unit of vegetation mapping in Victoria) are being re-established across the site across the following habitats;
Open water, Submerged Aquatic Herbfields and Exposed Mudflats
Densely vegetated marshes
Swamp Paperbark Shrubland
River Red Gum Grassy Woodland
The habitats created in 2000 support over 220 indigenous plant species and have already attracted a vast array of native fauna. Waterways is now home to 14 rare and threatened plant species, including the nationally endangered Matted Flax-lily (Dianella amoena) and Swamp Everlasting (Xerochrysum palustre) and 19 threatened animal species, including the Glossy Grass Skink (Pseudemoia rawlinsoni) and Magpie Goose (Anseranas semipalmata).
The successful establishment of diverse vegetation has so far attracted 102 species of native birds, and the wetlands on the site are home to 7 species of frogs. If the area is to reach its full potential careful management of weeds and pest animals is required. Ongoing monitoring of flora and fauna is also necessary. These are both areas in which the local community is becoming involved.
The project was partly funded by Melbourne Water, who are now the managers of the site, and partly by a developer, the Haines Family. This unique relationship and the generosity and willingness to try something innovative by the developer were important factors in the success of the project.
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The latest design for a new $700 million convention centre to be built on the edge of Canberra's Parliamentary Triangle has been unveiled by its world-renowned architect.
The concept is a collaboration between the architecture firm responsible for Parliament House, Guida Moseley Brown (GMB), and Rome-based architect Massimiliano Fuksas.
Mr Fuksas has been in Canberra this week spruiking the plans for the new convention centre to be known as the Australia Forum.
"This is a very important project. For me it is one of the most important," he said.
The futuristic design is actually based on the ACT's landscape features including the Brindabella Mountains and Lake Burley Griffin.
Read more here: http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-30/updated-design-for-canberras-convention-centre-released/6585008


Today was beautiful, and Adam devised the brilliant idea to show me this spot alongside a river below his house. Like the river we rode down on our boats, this was also runoff water from the mountains, so it was absolutely frigid. We built a dam using all the rocks around and ended up making a waterfall with the diverted flow. It was perfect being a kid again. The area was also swarming with bees, which made it even more interesting.


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Fresh Relax in the Gazebo
The presence of a gazebo in a garden make the function more so beneficial in the garden of a house. If you have a fairly large garden, relax in a gazebo is one way to eliminate the fatigue of the daily grind and may become a favorite place in the house.
Gazebo is an existing building in the park, usually open on each side because it fits with the ultimate goal, the gazebo is a great place to enjoy the park. With an open hand, you who were in it can enjoy views of the park with more freedom can also enjoy an unobstructed air to blow the cover on each side.
The atmosphere of hanging out with friends or family can feel more familiar in the gazebo. Some families are also happy to spend time in the gazebo while enjoying the garden to teach children. Atmosphere for learning is no longer a daunting atmosphere for children, by contrast can make a child happy to learn.
To get a comfortable gazebo, there are certainly some things to consider when you will make. Among them are the following.
The ideal size for building a gazebo is a minimum of 2 x 2 meters mter. Given the gazebo will be a place to gather, then the required space that is wide enough so that those at the gazebo can enjoy freedom without having to shortage of places to indulge.
Size comparison with the Garden Gazebo
Given the large gazebo that must be met for comfort, the gazebo is not suited to small gardens. If you have a fairly large garden, you should also not make a gazebo that is too large to be balanced comparison with the park and did not make the garden look too full. Comparison of the fitting remedy gazebo is one fifth of the area of the park. Thus, the beauty of the park can be exposed and can be enjoyed from inside the gazebo.
Location of Gazebo
Gazebo can be located on the edge of the park as well as amid the park. Most, gazebo placed in the middle of the park because it will make the owner feel the atmosphere of the park with more intact. What merits attention is that the gazebo is not built under a large tree or fruit trees. The reason, large or dense tree cover gazebo so the sun can be blocked and can lead to the gazebo roof moss. In addition, there is often a large tree on nuisance animals like the caterpillar which will interfere with comfort while in the gazebo. Fruit trees can damage the gazebo for the fruit that fell on him.
Choose the Right Furniture
To add comfort, usually equipped with furniture gazebo supporters such as tables, storage cabinets, lamps, chairs and more. The location of the gazebo that was in the room open and with open sides, making the building the gazebo and furniture that is in it should face the heat of the sun, pouring rain, air, comparisons and various other weather. Therefore, in order to remain durable, furniture that is in the gazebo furniture should be selected that are resistant to weather.
In order to look more beautiful gazebo and strengthen the overall beauty of the park, you can add some supporting elements. For example, by making the path to the gazebo, adding floodlights near the gazebo, or by adding some ornamental plants or flowers around the gazebo. Thus, the beauty of the garden can be more visible.
Gazebo will not only be a sweetener of a garden. Moreover, the function has a garden house more comfortable and all occupants of the house can feel the familiarity with all other family members.
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Types of Drain
The purpose of a French drain is to redirect water away from a property or a wall.
The idea of a French drain is to combat surface flooding and normally redirects the water downhill. In essence it is a ditch which is then filled with gravel and stones then covered with soil. Sometimes it can be constructed using pipes but the intention is the same.
When constructing a French drain, it is important that the water doesn't flow into a neighbour's property. It must redirect to a location where it will do no harm.
A trench drain sounds as though it does exactly the same as a French drain. They are constructed in the same way but in actual fact, the trench drain serves a different purpose.
The Trench drain serves to get rid of surface water, not redirect it. It can be constructed of concrete, fibreglass or plastic.


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We eliminate stumps with the use of a low impact self-propelled grinder that can fit through a 36” gate. Our professional team will remove ugly stumps and leave it like it never existed.
At D.C. Tree Service, our task does not end with eliminating trees. Once the tree is removed, you will be left with a large stump which is difficult to hide or landscape. Tree stumps can be difficult to remove from the ground without professional help. D.C. Tree Service can eliminate unsightly stumps while leaving your landscape virtually undisturbed.
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FGM Architects is a celebrated firm offering architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture services across Illinois. Attracting residential, commercial, and public clients, FGM Architects has built an impressive portfolio of designs (including award winning elementary schools and naval bases). John Ochoa, the executive officer, reached out to Paper Tower when the firm changed management and needed a new brand identity.
Our design team understood the vision of the leadership and provided an updated mark, logo, and trade show booths reflecting the history of the firm and desire to reach new clients. As we developed a website and brand identity system to compliment the updated look, our team gained the trust of the management. Since completing the initial collaborative effort, we continue to update the website and provide designs for new projects.


Blog Roll – Wright Park
Proposed New Building in Wright Park
Metro Parks is proposing a substantial new building in Wright Park in association with much needed renovations to the W.W. Seymour Conservatory. A public meeting to discuss the proposed building design will be held this Thursday (Jan. 21st) at 6 pm at Metro Parks Headquarters at 4702 South 19th Street. Historic Tacoma urges you to attend this public meeting and voice your concerns. You can find out more about the proposed designs here.
While we have applauded Metro Parks for recent improvements, such as restoring much of the original landscape design, renovating the restrooms, removing the old wading pool and building and adding a very popular water feature, Historic Tacoma has concerns about further reducing park space by adding a large new building. The Seymour Conservatory certainly needs accessible bathrooms and storage space, but meeting these needs does not require a large building. Not only is the conservatory a designated city landmark but the park itself is also a designated landmark. Instead of jumping immediately to four variations of a large new building adjacent to the conservatory, we believe that Metro Parks should consider a broader range of alternatives. For example, what is now the Park Operations building, originally was designed as a community space, could be expanded down or up to provide meeting space. Or, can Metro Parks consider partnering with the Karpeles Manuscript Museum almost directly across S. G St. from the conservatory for space? We simply think that taking valuable park space in this small, urban park for more large buildings without considering more alternatives is not the way to go.


One of the new techniques, developed in the world of construction is the printed concrete pavement.
This system allows a continuous, resistant durable, colored coating applicable an almost all types of surfaces.
From pleasant textures and attractive prints they obtain attractive styles with numerois technical and financial advantages, to replace the conventional pavement. It is adaptable to any climate, maintenance free and easy to clear.
This technique allows the specialists in construction, architects and other professionals, to incorporate the designs in rustic and modern landscapes. It can be applied for driveways, “patios”, paths and even around the swimming pool.


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NOC Development focuses on designing and constructing distinctive communities that help cultivate the aesthetic landscape of the neighbourhoods within which people live, work and play. Over 10 years of building environments for families, individuals and companies and has taught NOC Development that attention to detail is the most important element of design. The best testament to our community commitment is evident in our built form. A walk through our projects, both completed and under construction, showcases NOC's commitment to our homeowners, end users and stakeholders.
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Dougie’s a growing success
Published at 01:00, Friday, 02 June 2006
By Hazel Mollison
A MAN with a passion for ponds has set up his own garden design business.
Dougie Bainbridge, of Monkhill, near Burgh by Sands, has enjoyed a growing success since he started Gardens Transformed at the beginning of May.
The 39-year-old had already designed gardens for friends when he was made redundant as an engineer.
He then decided to try and make a living out of his lifelong hobby, completing the Point business start-up course run by Carlisle Chamber of Commerce earlier this year.
Since then, he has had a busy start and already has 20 clients on his books. He has also taken on a school-leaver as an assistant.
Mr Bainbridge said: “I want to design a garden that makes you feel good when you go home at the end of the day. I want to create something unique and special, that looks good, sounds good, and smells good.
“ I don’t want to compete with people who lay patios. I’ll discuss what people want, and create a mood for the garden.”
He said he particularly loved making water features. “It can be really relaxing to just sit by a pond, and it’s amazing how much wildlife you get.”
Published by http://www.cumberlandnews.co.uk


A feature survey plan is a technical plan that shows the sites existing conditions such as its size, shape, features and dimensions. A feature survey plan will include information up to 9m from your title boundary. This will include observed levels from an arbitrary datum or AHD to create the form of the land which is shown as labelled contours. Plans also includes details of all existing dwellings on the subject site and adjoining properties with street features and services as well as vegetation and easement information, location and height of fences or any other structures on or near the boundary.
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How long will a feature survey take?
At Feature Surveys Melbourne, we endeavour to complete our surveys and provide a plan within 7 to 10 working days.
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Spring is well and truly here! It’s time to really shake off the winter blues, head outside into the sunshine and embrace the flourishing flora and fauna of the new season…
Our favourite place to enjoy the blossom is Painswick Rococo Garden. The country’s only complete rococo garden, we love the whimsical architecture and the colourful follies alongside the wild plantings and woodland walks.
Having had your green-fingered fix, head to Cheltenham and join us for afternoon tea at No.131. Tuck into finger sandwiches, freshly-baked scones and our scrumptious selection of cakes. For even further horticultural inspiration, check out these three beautiful hotels with gardens.
It’s life on a big scale here at this stateliest of statelies overlooking the River Thames. The former home of Lord Astor, this grand mansion has played host to Winston Churchill, President Roosevelt, Rudyard Kipling and Mahatma Gandhi and every King and Queen since George I. The 376 acres of gardens and woodlands contain an incredibly impressive 20,350 plants, 2.5 miles of hedges and 18 topiary pyramids. Don’t miss the six-acre parterre, planted in the 1850s by Head Gardener John Fleming, pioneer of ‘carpet bedding’. Then there’s the themed gardens, including an Italianate Long Garden of topiary, from around 1900, and the Japanese-style Water Garden complete with pagoda.
Set on the edge of the ancient Ashdown Forest, this charming country-house hotel ticks all the boxes. The paradisiacal garden is equally captivating thanks to the revolutionary horticulturalist, William Robinson, who bought the 1,000-acre estate in 1884. A pioneer of natural garden style rather than the manicured classic look of the day, Robinson created a wild wonderland, featuring such delights as drifts of narcissus, hosts of daffodils and rainbows of sweet peas. And, if that wasn’t enough, there’s a stonewalled two-acre kitchen garden with all you could possibly want.
Devon may be a bit of a drive away but the slog is worth it for this early 19th-century hotel on the edge of Dartmoor. Built by the Duchess of Bedford and her sons as a fishing lodge and now owned by interior designer, Olga Polizzi, its garden reads like a Who’s Who of the horticultural world: the great landscape gardener, Humphry Repton laid out the grounds in 1809 followed by Jeffry Wyatville (who is known for his work at Chatsworth and Windsor Castle). Take a picnic and wander over little bridges, past grottoes, follies, streams, waterfalls, a rose and jasmine walkway, a shell house and an arboretum filled with rare trees from around the world.
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Solar Yard Lights
Solar yard lights are a perfect environmentally friendly way to light up your back yard, patio and pool area. They have quickly become an alternative to the conventional outdoor lighting – and there are a few reasons for that. Solar yard lights have numerous advantages over electric lights, and more and more home owners have made a smart transition to solar lighting of the outside area of their houses.
Increased visibility and safety is one reason why many people choose to light up their pathways and driveways with the help of solar lights.
Ease of installation and virtually no maintenance is another reason why solar yard lights are so popular among those who want to save their time and money.
Environmentally friendly choice is what solar yard lights represent in terms of conserving natural resources and protecting our environment.
No wonder that solar powered technology is becoming part of our everyday life – for the brighter future of the next generation.


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Our qualified designers offer you a total of over 50 years of design experience. Each of them brings something creative and different to the table. They look forward to working with you to create the landscape that best suits your needs! It all begins when you call the landscape office to set up an appointment. One of our designers will then meet you at your property. During the appointment, we will take a quick tour and find out your landscaping needs. To assist you in preparing for your appointment, we have listed several helpful questions you may want to consider. We will then design a plan depicting your property, location of plants and any additional features you wish to add.


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Each of our projects, whether set in the heart of an urban center or a rugged, rural landscape, reflects the special character of its setting. Our artistic vision, technical skill and attention to detail have been the foundation of our firm since the beginning.
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John has focused his career on sustainable design and green architecture, including LEED Platinum-rated projects. As both a preservationist and modernist, he brings a diverse design rigor to the wide ranging styles of the firm’s work.


The North Fulton Community Improvement District hosted a groundbreaking March 7 for the long-awaited Davis Drive Extension project in Alpharetta.
Upon completion, this $5 million project will extend Davis Drive to the intersection of Westside Parkway and Sanctuary Parkway. It will include bike lanes, landscaping and lighting. The goal of the extension is to improve connectivity to Mansell Road and Ga. 400 and enhance safety by preventing parking lot cut-throughs.
Read the full story about the groundbreaking by the Alpharetta-Roswell Herald.


Incorporating man-made features like paths and walls into a landscape architecture is what is commonly known as a hardscaping. There are very many hardscape materials that can be used. There are very many benefits you will be able to enjoy from hardscaping. One of the main advantages associated with hardscaping is that it is low maintenance. This will be the best way for to ensure that you don’t waste a lot of time trying to maintain your hardscape. For years, you will be able to have your design you without having to keep maintaining it. You will not need to keep mowing, watering, pruning or even trimming.
Another benefit associated with hardscaping is that it is highly water-efficient. You can be able to save more water especially when you live in an area where there is shortage of water. You will not need to waste water maintaining your lawn, plants, and flowers. Having a hardscape is the best way to ensure that you will not be using any water. Hardscaping will also help you avoid dealing with dying plants due to lack of water. You will also be able to save money because water bills will never accumulate in this case.
Another benefit associated with hardscaping is that it enables you to improve the value of your home. This is because you will be able to create an outdoor extension to your home. This will be a great addition of space that is usable in your home. You will always be able to entertain your friends and family with the extra space you will get. Handscaping is always a great way to attract more buyers when you decide to sell your home in the future. All buyers usually want to buy a home that has an extra space to relax with their family and friends. For more on Irvine interlocking pavers, go here.
Another benefit associated with hardscaping is that it helps in eliminating soil erosion. If hardscaping materials are planned effectively, you will be able to ensure that erosion is reduced. This is because barriers are placed in areas where erosion is likely to happen. For years your ground will always be intact. Another reason why hardscaping is essential is that it helps in adding dimension to your home. You will have a functional backyard in this case. Hardscaping always helps you ensure that you will be able to add various levels of dimension in your home. You can even add different edges and weaving walkways. The space you will create in this case will be visually appealing. An added advantage of hardscaping is that it helps in extending the entertainment space. The deck and patio space is an extension of the home, and this is of great help especially in the warmer months. Get in touch with Irvine interlocking pavers now to get started.


We are Studio G Architects:
We draw upon a 15-year history as Gail Sullivan Associates, maintaining its essential values and augmenting them with a vibrant, multi-disciplinary capacity, broadened client base and geographic reach. We offer a wide range of design services to public and private clients, tackling each project and each client’s agenda with a fresh and creative approach.
We specialize in:
- a group of designers building sustainable communities, a project at a time.
- designing buildings, landscapes and neighborhoods for living, working, playing and gathering.
- preserving historic structures, often adapting them to new uses.
- commercial revitalization and community planning projects that enhance urban, suburban and rural environments.
- investing each project with the most environmentally responsible choices possible given the constraints of program and budget.
Design is a powerful tool. It resolves problems, reveals unexpected solutions, and unifies different points of view into a satisfying and singular outcome. Yet, a great project isn’t the only outcome of good design. Design also educates, engages and transforms. Studio G Architects’ approach educates clients about the relevance of the design process to their individual needs and to community, regional and global concerns; it engages diverse groups of people to develop ideas and generate enthusiasm for the project; and it transforms environments and the people who inhabit them. At Studio G Architects our goal is to leverage the capacity of design to craft rich, individualized and highly functional designs that arise through connection with our clients and the insight and self-knowledge they acquire through participation in the process.


DEVELOPING EXCEPCIONAL HOMES
MXDesarrollos has a commitment with continuous improvement, and stands out as a differentiating agent for its clients and suppliers, since we have the same philosophy to create exceptional real estate developments.
MXDesarrollos is born from the desire to create exceptional spaces,in the Polanco neighborhood.
MXDesarrollos, pioneers in the development of green roofs, create the biostyle concept with the: Bio Condesa, Bio Suiza and Bio San Ángel.
This is the year of the birth of the WE and INSPIRIA brands, WE with an emblematic project in Santa Fe and INSPIRIA with a project in Coapa, improving the urban landscape.


The New York City Economic Development Corporation’s Made in New York campus is all about strengthening domestic manufacturing. True to that ethos, the Brooklyn-based team of nARCHITECTS, W Architecture and Landscape Architecture have been selected to design the garment production hub at the Bush Terminal in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Started in 1999 by Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang, nArchitects favors conceptually driven, socially engaging and technologically innovative work. The firm’s portfolio includes the expansion of the 450,000-square-foot ABC Dbayeh department store in Beirut and, Mini’s A/D/O design space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The firm is also part of the winning team led by James Corner Field Operations for Pierscape, the redesign of Chicago’s Navy Pier, Illinois’ most popular tourist attraction.
Perkins Eastman and nARCHITECTS will reimagine the two city-owned buildings on the Made in New York campus into a 200,000-square-foot garment manufacturing hub and a 160,000-square-foot light industrial manufacturing facility. In addition, W Architecture and Landscape Architecture, along with Dewberry engineers, have gotten the nod to lead infrastructure, streetscape, and public realm improvements across the nine-acre waterfront campus. Work for the garment hub and public realm improvements are expected to get underway this fall.
The Made in NY campus is meant to bring together
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Stunning Mustang Trail plot of land, ready for development with State Wet Land Permits Done with approvals and Full Concept Design Design firm Skywerk and DWF. Build your dream home on 2.24 acres of pristine land in a world of unparalleled luxury and visionary design, where innovation meets nature in perfect harmony.redefines the boundaries of indoor & outdoor living. Immerse yourself in the serenity of luxury eco-sustainability, as every detail of this exceptional home has been meticulously crafted to ensure a harmonious coexistence with the environment. Eco features may include:Food Forest, Native Landscaping, Natural Pool, Passive Cooling, Blurred Indoor/Outdoor Boundary, Natural Light Focused Design, Rain Water Harvesting, and much more. Schedule a private presentation with us.


These are photos of the model designed and built by Adani Cohen, who is also the architect. Adani is one of the founding members.
The design includes 36 apartments/ chambers for the scientists. The circular area on the right is the skylight over the front lobby. The circular area at the back is the skylight over the "house of prayer". The center area is an outside tropical garden with fountain.


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The garden pavilion is set in a relaxing green zone adjacent to the city centre, providing a restaurant and café in the middle of an airy oasis. The simple square restaurant area is shaded by a light arc structure composed of different materials in order to achieve a dynamic element contrasting with the simple glass cube.
The restaurant and cafe are located in a three-level building in the middle of a park, surrounded by greenery and water features. The terrain slopes through several levels, so barrier-free access was easily achieved.
The lighting design plays an important role; the building’s coloured lights take on a dramatic effect in the dark and make it an architectural icon and mark it as a prime city centre destination for visitors.


Tom had this to say about Techo-Bloc:
This was the first time ever that I have worked with stone and the overall project took about 200hrs (that included the 12-volt landscape lighting, 110 wiring, and the new front door). Techo-Bloc is an awesome product that was easy to work with! I am very pleased with the results and looking forward to the next project!
– Tom C., Rindge, NH
Here is a “before” photo showing Tom’s front entrance to his home prior to undertaking this project:


"We preserve everything we can" - Oyster Jim
As Jim loves to say, "Impossible is what we do".
A tight spot is bridged on the Artist Loop section.
The Wild Pacific Trail (WPT) adheres to strict green trail building practices designed to minimize impact to the forest. Hand-hewn through coastal rainforest, trail builder Oyster Jim strives to retain all natural features such as moss-covered tree limbs arching gracefully overhead, krummholz-twisted trees, and views of dramatic rocky headlands.
“We preserve everything we can,” said Oyster Jim. “If it has any value whatsoever we cherish it.”
“Every section that has been built to the WPT standard has been shown not to damage the forest – no trees dying or blowing over – and the way we build cushions the abuse of foot traffic above the forest floor, leaving it undisturbed,” said Oyster Jim.
Krummholz vegetation is an important feature of the coastal environment. This vegetation deflects the wind up and over the upland forest. Usually the significant Krummholz vegetation is cedar trees stunted and formed by the winds. The trail is cited to showcase these zones and is often located just in behind the fringe trees so as not to compromise them. Overlooks and "Painter Perches" are constructed to view the coastline.
This low impact trail is just a miniscule part of the forest and one or two feet away you can’t get through the undergrowth. Pull-outs have been made for special viewing nooks near the giant cedars to allow you visit each tree without disturbing the roots.
“After just a couple of months of being completed cedar trees drop a bunch of needles and the trail looks like it’s already been there for a long time,” said Oyster Jim.
The rainforest would not exist without persistent moisture via fog in the summer and heavy rains in the winter. When crafting the path the master trail builder solves problems of hydrology – funneling potential rain runoff away so that the trail remains dry under the rainforest canopy’s natural umbrella.
The land decides what is best for trail design and construction. In sensitive areas like the recent Bog Loop, a two year consultation with partners at the University of Victoria--and local experts--resulted in a uniquely narrow trail suspended on gravel covered walkways. The route traces the fringe of the woodland bog, minimizing damage to the wetland. A monitoring project has also been launched.
Great care is always taken to avoid disturbing wildlife and habitat. Before the building of the new Ancient Cedars trail a web cam was installed over the winter/spring to ensure a tree-hollow was uninhabited. Then during construction Jim was surprised to discover a doe and its newly delivered fawn on the route – and worked around them to ensure they remained undisturbed.
The District of Ucluelet has been very supportive of each new section. “Ancient Cedars and Rocky Bluffs section have especially come to life through their support,” said Oyster Jim. The community has also become stewards of the trail, helping to keep the wild character of the trail intact.


Working on the Garden Café at the Newt in Somerset has been an exceptional experience. After working with the same client on the Wine Tasting Room at Babylonstoren we were delighted to be asked to work on the café at their new venture in Somerset, UK. The Garden Café overlooks a historic walled garden that has been transformed into a unique contemporary horticultural feast for the eyes. The focus of the interior is the incredible views, so our work entailed designing a space that was full of detail and celebrated the wonderful minimal glass box we were working in. We designed a system of coloured perforated steel panels that creates a backdrop and sets off against an eclectic mix of furniture, allowing the guests an uninterrupted view of the estate.


The application of artificial grass is often found in numerous places where the organic way of maintaining the exact same is tough. Even in case it’s utilized on a residential lawn or maybe a huge baseball stadium there’s absolutely nothing less within the appeal. The artificial synthetic fibers that resist the damages by the flexibility of it’s for the major applications are making it more required by the individuals.
Among the synthetic lawn products, the landscape turf is probably the most frequent product located in the US states. The total green atmosphere before the home of yours is going to give you a lively experience each day. The lawn for homes along with other green premises of the home of yours will be perfectly matching your neighborhood surroundings. You’ll be paying more hours on the landscape turf by experiencing together with your family than totally wasting the precious time of yours on watering and fertilizing the exact same. The primary benefit of these products is that you’re getting a guarantee of approximately 8 years with an additional lasting quality. The backyard putting greens are many other finest artificial grass area in which you’ll be investing your leisurely time. The great weather condition might adversely affect the typical golf greens and also the fault in the appropriate maintenance will affect the whole entertainment moods. The athletic field areas as soccer field, baseball field and batting cages etc. have the synthetic turf mats. The increased need for the exact same from the purpose of a rough use goal is making it commonly used among several sports grounds.
The merchandise marketed through the synthetic turf producers are offering in the content and recycled products is actually made from the recycled products. The real advantage of this particular man-made grass product is the fact that you’ll be saving much more money and time by introducing this particular item. In the synthetic putting greens, you won’t be concerned about the destruction of the product as it’s created for rough uses. Simply being artificial merchandise, you do not buy for buying fertilizers and maintaining gardeners just for the day maintenance activities. No drinking water is necessary for keep the artificial green lawn and therefore you’ll be saving the valuable and scarce water also having a precautionary point.


As featured in the East Valley Tribune, Arizona Republic, and AZCentral.com
Edible Landscape Doubles as Decoration and Dinner
(picture by: Charlie Leight/The Arizona Republic)
“Salad, anyone? Justin Rohner plants pansies along with kale, Swiss chard, butter lettuce, Italian parsley and thyme in the front yard of his … (click here to read more) ”
Agriscaping is what you get when you bring together the Elegance and grandeur of creative Landscaping and the best of productive agriculture.
Agri-Scape: (noun, verb)
- noun: meaning a landscape that creatively and elegantly integrates elements of productive agriculture either by means of growing produce (edible fruits, vegetables, and herbs) or or other useful plants to reduce useless consumption, landfill waste, and water usage.
- verb: the act of creating elegant, productive, and sustainable landscapes for the betterment of health and humanity.
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The Northern Area Greenway Task Force spent 18 months (2006 through 2008) exploring the feasibility of creating a greenway along the Ipswich River. The Task Force recommended calling the trail the Ipswich River Greenway. The goal was to link together Town-owned lands extending from the end of Strout Avenue easterly to Haverhill Street. Over half of the proposed greenway would follow existing trails through the Town Forest, the Biller Conservation Area (encompassing the Lobs Pound Mill site and Marion Woods), the Mattera Conservation Area, and Bare Meadow Conservation Area. Other trails, including a proposed boardwalk along the Ipswich River from the Town Forest to Mill Street, would be built using a combination of volunteers and grant-supported outside expertise. Several focal points were proposed including accessible fishing piers in the Town Forest and at the Lobs Pound Mill site, and an accessible wildlife viewing platform at Bare Meadow. Maps of the proposed route can be found here.
Several sections of the Greenway have been built or improved. The Department of Fish and Game constructed an accessible fishing area at the Lobs Pound Mill site and Mass Riverways funded a feasibility study for the boardwalk. Under the Trails Committee and with grant support from REI, Understanding Disabilities, and a state Recreation Trails Grant, the Greenway now extends from the Mattera Conservation Area on Main Street through Bare Meadow to Haverhill Street. The Mattera to Bare Meadow section consists of a 400' accessible trail leading to the Bare Meadow viewing platform.
The Town would need a large grant or Town funds to construct the boardwalk along the Ipswich River (approx. 1/2 mile long). There are no plans to complete this section.
The goals of the greenway are to:
- Improve public access,
- To more fully utilize these lands through interconnection and trails,
- To establish and enhance passive recreation uses, and
- To protect and preserve the natural environment and the qualities which make these lands unique.


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The Tagus River crosses Spain before reaching the sea and flows into the Atlantic Ocean. Approximately 15km links the Tagus and the port city of Lisbon. During the 21st century, the river banks were mainly linked to industrial activities, creating an important separation between the river and the rest of the city. Mostly because of the industrial decline, the Tagus river banks have been undergoing major rehabilitation through various urbanization projects for more than 20 years. The aim is to develop new leisure, cultural and tourist areas while developing new residential areas in some part it.


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This is belated post to feature some content from the two AILA Fresh Studio Tours we ran in October across Melbourne and its CBD.
Myself and Veronica Carrasco each took one of the studio tours, leading a different group of enthusiastic young professionals through the day.
A big thank you goes out to Veronica for keeping me sane!
A big thank you as well to Danielle Rancourt for helping us out with the second tour review!
Both tours captured different aspects of Landscape Architecture practice, from small fledgling businesses finding their feet, through to large practices of international renown. A total of six offices were visited, with a variety of presentation methods and media.
AILA Fresh Studio Tour 01
Date: October 8, 2014
By: Nathan Collins
Tour 01 saw eleven students and graduates begin the day with a visit to Hansen Partnership, with a presentation by Anton Malishev and Jessica Gigliotti about the development of a graduate into the senior roles of an office, and generally the professional growth associated with work at Hansens. A whirlwind overview of some of their completed projects, along with a stealthy walk around the office and some ‘desktop discussions’ with some staff on the floor kept everyone interested.
Next on the agenda was Aspect Studios, which after an interesting ride on the 86 tram began with a brief introduction by Melbourne studio Director Kirsten Bauer, before an in depth conversation with Niki Schwabe about the use of digital tools, such as 3D modelling and photo realistic rendering, in contemporary landscape architecture. Niki ran us through a number of cutting edge projects where the use of modelling and visualization tools were critical in the delivery of the projects.
Lastly the team visited CoDesign Studios (literally across the road from Aspect Studios), where we met with co-founder and CEO Lucinda Hartley who ran us through the evolution of CoDeisgn, and her personal journey which led her to become interested in community oriented design. With a wide discussion ranging between the implementation strategies of community oriented design, through to the effective measures that can begin to assist with gradual change in the landscape.
The day was capped off with a few drinks at a local Smith Street haunt, with chit chat about professional life, the Royal Botanical Gardens Cranbourne (by TCL), the latest design studio and ambitions for the future. All in all a great day, with some interesting presentations that captured a wide range of practices across Melbourne.
AILA Fresh Studio Tour 02
Date: October 8, 2014
By: Danielle Rancourt BLA
33 Guildford Lane
A studio presentation was led by landscape architects Cameron Macdonald and Diane Baini which began with a brief overview of the company and presentations of featured projects designed by the OCULUS studio team. With offices in Melboune, Sydney, and the USA, OCULUS’s design team includes landscape architects, architects and urban designers who design through process and collaboration, along with both top-down and bottom-up approaches. The creation of physical models for their designs is what makes OCULUS unique as a studio, which is apparent as soon as you enter their office and see all of the models. As Di and Cam presented the featured projects, they invited individuals from the office who were involved in each project. Each professional provided intimate details of the design and how it was developed. The designs that were featured were at a range of different scales and styles, including the following: a Parks Victoria project for Studley Park in Kew where the design was communicated through a series of experiential images rather than a site plan; an intimate roof garden in Brunswick winning eight Greenstar points; and the design for the FABP building at Melbourne University where the landscape seamlessly integrates the historical buildings into the modern architecture.
143 Franklin Street
Urban Initiatives director Tim Hart and senior landscape architect Jason Isaks gave a presentation of their studio, starting with a breakdown of the design approach at Urban Initiatives and discussed in detail some of their recent significant projects that they had worked on. Urban Initiatives is proudly one of Australia’s first landscape architecture studios, with a focus on public space, urban design, playground design and large-scale projects. They have a diverse team with backgrounds in landscape architecture, urban design, architecture, industrial design and graphic design. Their design approach involves putting an emphasis on the character, history of place and site context of a project, while working closely with contractors to ensure their designs are followed through from concept to construction. Tim and Jason spoke to their studio’s design of the town of Marysville that was devastated by the bush fires in 2009, where Urban Initiatives created a meaningful master plan for the rehabilitation of their streetscape. Other featured designs included the very sincere design for the Strathewen Memorial; the Grange Reserve playground with a fun UFO play space; and modern zoo designs for the hippo exhibit at Werribee Zoo and the lemur exhibit at the Melbourne Zoo.
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Presenting their studio in a group discussion, the entire ENLOCUS team, with company principals Jason McNamee, Michael Ford, and Wade Trevean and landscape architects Ivanka Buczma and Richard Grocke spoke to their company’s design culture and approach to their projects. In contrast to the other studios visited on the studio tour, ENLOCUS is a young and emerging design firm in Australia. Their design approach involves connecting with communities and the youth within them to create social infrastructure in their projects. They also use strategies such as creating their own prototypes to prove points – for example, in their streetscape design for Pascoe Vale Road, the team manufactured their own paving stone to prove that it could be produced (in which it was successfully installed). Additionally, to ensure their unique designs are successful in their production, the team maintains close relationships with manufacturers and artisans. Other featured designs presented by ENLOCUS included the intersection of Sydney Road and Dawson Street in Brunswick with informal spaces where the user can create their own experience; Peel Street Park which was designed from a detail that evolved into a master plan; and various skateparks around Australia that are designed to unite communities.


I’m excited to finally make a new blog post! I’ve been away from my blog for awhile during my out-of-state move. But, now I’m back. Here is a little something that I’ve been working on.
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The days have gotten longer and we're spending more and more time outdoors, both at home and in public spaces. It's easy to see when you are outdoors more often how the architecture of the landscape plays an important role in your mood. Well-designed landscapes can make you feel at ease no matter how busy the world around is. This weekend, I clicked on a link from twitter (thanks Sally!) and found a truly inspirational landscape architecture firm, Terrain. Their modern, sustainable designs have transformed everything from rooftop gardens to entire regions. I had such fun browsing through and reading about their projects and know you will too. Enjoy!


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A lovely organic color, Yellowstone is a light brown shade with loud yellow undertones. A shade that exudes warm natural beauty. This color will meld well with its surroundings complementing your home’s landscape without overshadowing it. Pair this color with deep earth tones to further enhance its warmth, creating a lovely welcoming home.
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You love your home and you have some good landscaping that you want to show off during the night as well as the day. Unfortunately, nobody can really see your landscaping at night because you do not have good lighting outside your home. When you think about it, there is really nothing wrong with that because people can still see it all during the day but you want something more.
You want landscape lighting that will show your trees and more. You should consider the services for tree lighting port washington ny experts who can place lights in your trees and below them so they can be clearly seen at night in a whole new light. In addition to that, they can do the lighting throughout your entire landscaping work as it is and that is a great thing.
Now is the time to make it happen. You can have great outdoor lighting and it can enhance security as well as be aesthetically pleasing. One way or the other, you want to have good landscape lighting both for the security and for the look of it. You can have what you want in a timely manner with the right landscaping services for lighting on your side. Trust a company that only deals with outdoor lighting.
When you pick a company that only deals with outdoor lighting, you will be on the right track. That way you know that they will not try to sell you anything else except what you want to have. It will be great to have the landscape lighting that you want and you will be able to show off your fine and expensive landscaping during the night all year long.
Make your home as beautiful as it can be both during the night and the day.


“This project will provide Clarksville residents and visitors with a significant alternative transportation opportunity while also enhancing the city’s downtown district,” Haslam said. “When complete, the project will create a great network of multi-use trails that connect key areas of the city and improve the quality of life for citizens.”
“Through Transportation Enhancement grants, TDOT has funded more than $270 million in non-traditional transportation projects,” Schroer said. “This program has assisted communities all over the state in their efforts to revitalize downtowns, highlight historic areas, provide alternative means of transportation, and increase opportunities for economic development.”
The grant is made possible through a federally funded program administered by TDOT. A variety of activities such as the restoration of historic facilities, bike and pedestrian trails, landscaping and other non-traditional transportation projects are eligible for grant funds under the federal program.


Within the charming metropolis of Tallahassee, sustaining pristine outside areas is crucial for enhancing the sweetness and performance of residential and industrial properties. At Isadore Johnson’s Miscellaneous Companies, we take delight in offering top-tier options for Panorama Grading & Resloping in Tallahassee and Garden Upkeep in Tallahassee. With our experience and dedication to excellence, we make sure that your landscapes thrive and stay a supply of delight year-round.
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Panorama grading and resloping lay the muse for a well-drained and visually interesting panorama. Our skilled crew meticulously ranges the bottom, making certain correct water runoff and soil distribution, that are essential for sustaining the well being of your vegetation and stopping erosion.
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Our panorama grading consultants assess your property’s topography and soil situations to find out the perfect grading plan. With cautious consideration of your property’s distinctive wants, we create a complete grading answer that fosters wholesome vegetation and minimizes potential water-related points.
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In Tallahassee’s local weather, rainwater runoff can result in erosion, compromising the steadiness of your panorama. We implement efficient erosion management measures throughout the grading course of to safeguard your property’s panorama and preserve its integrity.
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Resloping can dramatically remodel your outside areas, offering each visible attraction and enhanced performance. Our crew reshapes uneven areas, creating inviting slopes and contours that complement the general panorama design.
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A well-maintained garden is the delight of any property. Our complete garden upkeep providers cowl all points of care, from common mowing and trimming to fertilization and weed management, making certain that your garden stays lush and vibrant all year long.
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At Isadore Johnson’s Miscellaneous Companies, we acknowledge that every garden is exclusive, with distinct necessities and challenges. Our consultants work carefully with you to create customized upkeep plans tailor-made to your garden’s particular wants and your required stage of involvement.
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Pests and ailments can wreak havoc in your garden. Our garden upkeep professionals monitor for indicators of infestations and ailments, taking preventive measures to guard your garden from potential harm.
With altering seasons come distinctive garden care necessities. We provide seasonal cleanups that embrace leaf removing, particles clearing, and winterizing measures, making certain your garden is ready to flourish throughout every season.
At Isadore Johnson’s Miscellaneous Companies, we’re devoted to elevating outside areas via Panorama Grading & Resloping and Garden Upkeep in Tallahassee. With our experience in creating optimum terrain, stopping erosion, and enhancing panorama aesthetics, your property’s outside areas will thrive in each magnificence and performance. Our complete garden upkeep providers make sure that your garden stays wholesome and vibrant year-round. Whether or not you could improve your panorama’s grading or preserve a surprising garden, we’re dedicated to delivering top-tier options that exceed your expectations. Belief us to create outside areas that convey pleasure and delight to your Tallahassee property.


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It’s official: the northern half of New York City’s High Line Park is officially complete, and that means a double the length of a park that gives a little taste of the outdoors smack dab in the middle of the urban landscape.
Built in the 1930s to transport freight through the warehouses of the west side of Manhattan, the High Line is an elevated rail track that stretches from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District up to West 34th Street. The last train traveled its scenic route in 1980, and since then proposals for its future have included everything from completely disassembling it to turning it into a mile-long lap pool.
Can’t check it out for yourself? Here are some photos from opening day that are sure to entice any urban adventurer:
Check out more photos on the High Line Flickr Pool.


Without a doubt, fall is a quintessential season in New England. The area is renowned for it’s plentiful offering of foliage, complimented by apple picking, hayrides, and all manner of seasonal camaraderie. Though there is plenty of foliage throughout all of New England, here in the city of Boston, you can enjoy beautiful scenery in addition to all of the other shops, restaurants, and entertainment the city has to offer! Whether you’re visiting for a day, or an entire weekend, we can give you some tips for a proper foliage experience here in Boston. If that sounds interesting, keep reading below to learn more!
Where To Find Foliage
You don’t have to be a photographer to appreciate the beautiful, natural scenes of New England in the fall. Though Boston is a urban area with clusters of tall buildings, fortunately, there is plenty of natural beauty to be discovered.
Boston Public Garden
Starting with what is arguably the city’s most popular public space, Boston Public Garden is home to vibrant colors and serene natural beauty that is well worth any visit. It is also home to the Lagoon, which remains to be hotspot of all photographical means. The Public Garden is located conveniently as well, right in the heart of the city and adjacent to the shops of Newbury Street, The Charles River Esplanade, and Boston Common. Speaking of Boston Common …
Located just steps away from the Public Garden is Boston Common – you could even argue that the two are the same entity. Nevertheless, Boston Common provides a substantial amount of space for visitors to enjoy the fall scenes, with a plethora of trees that change color during the fall months. Also a beautiful spot for all manner of photography, the Common is perhaps the city’s flagship park. There is no doubt that Boston Common is a bonafide destination for visitors during the fall months.
Charles River Esplanade
Though parks such as the Common and Public Garden are beautiful in their own right, few scenes are as stunning as the ones seen at the Esplanade, overlooking the Charles River. Trees growing along the shoreline switch color in accordance with the seasonal change, leaving visitors with breathtaking scenes and excellent backdrops for photographs. Luckily, the Esplanade is not terribly far from the previously mentioned sites, making travel between these spots relatively easy.
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Developed by Thomas Heatherwick, the natural, warmer and softer Pacific Place, has been transformed from classic elegance to contemporary luxury.
Heatherwick and his design team have become famous for innovative projects that range from architecture and sculpture to product design and strategic thinking. His unique approach combines the talents of artist, engineer and sculptor.
Celebrated for his innovative use of materials and his sculptural aesthetics, Thomas Heatherwick is known for promoting architecture as art. Thomas brings this new approach to design in Hong Kong, capitalising on his experience with such projects as the curling steel Rolling Bridge at Paddington Basin, London, a landscape of walkways formed by ribbon-like steps at La Maison Unique for Longchamp in New York, and the East Beach Café – a seaside café and restaurant in Littlehampton, West Sussex. Thomas' pioneering attitude to design will transform the much favoured Pacific Place to an even better place.


Turn your yard into a relaxing retreat by designing an outdoor room for style and comfort.
It is important to think about how your patio will be used before breaking ground. Will you be enjoying your morning coffee with your spouse? Will you be hosting large family barbecues? You should also consider what type of outdoor furniture you would like to use on the patio. Are you looking for a large dining table with many chairs? Would you like a conversation set with a loveseat? Or will a simple bistro set suffice? Selecting furniture first will help you better determine the right size, shape and layout for your patio.
When planning a new patio, scaled drawings and 3-D renderings are very helpful. These can help you visualize the space and make sure you are on the right track. If you’d like to get an even more realistic feel for the design of the new patio before getting started try a hose layout or marking the edges of the patio with chalk or paint. This allows you to actually walk around and determine if your plan is appropriate.


PARKS & BEACHES
One of the most exciting new Auckland Council Recreational Projects in planning is the new sustainable sports park which will be located on a 16.4 hectare block of land only a few hundred meters to the South of Waterlily Gardens. With Stage I offering a range of new sports facilities and future Stage II plans focusing on natural planted areas and walkways, this expansive new park will be an enormous addition to the recreation amenity of the area. To learn more, please click here - www.scott_point_sustainable_sports_park
A very popular place for local families to visit is Hobsonville Point Park. Only a short walk from Waterlily Gardens, this lovely greenspace consists of a fun playground for kids, open grassed areas and a shady esplanade under a row of mature Liquidambar trees. When refreshments are needed the neighbouring Catalina Cafe is the perfect place to grab an ice cream, coffee or a relaxed sit-down lunch.
Te Onekiritea Park (Bomb Point) is a lovely open 11.2 hectare piece of peninsula land which juts out to the harbour edge at the Eastern edge of Hobsonville Point. The name ‘Bomb Point’ derives from the military history of this land and the old munitions bunkers left over from when this was an RNZAF Airforce Base are still visible from the coastal walkway. Residents of Waterlily Gardens can easily access this stunning walkway by heading towards Bomb Point Drive and turning right. Keep walking and this coastal loop will also lead you to Catalina Bay Hospitality Precinct.
There are still more parks and playgrounds to discover around Waterlily Gardens @ Hobsonville. Check out some more information here - hobsonvillepoint.co.nz/visit/parks-playtime
Do you prefer the black sand of Auckland’s famous West Coast surf beaches, or the white sand of the beaches bordering the Waitemata Harbour to the East? A big surf-break, or something a little more sedate? Whether you are an adrenaline junkie, or a family seeking a quieter beach for a picnic and some play, West Auckland has every option available. Decide on your destination, pack the chilli-bin & sun screen and within 30-mins to the West or the North you will be arriving at a gorgeous coastal destination.


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To form the safety area, the water filled barriers can be connected with plastic pin, steel pin or screw pile.
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Feb 06, 2018 Decomposed granite is the completely natural derivative of granite. When granite erodes and endures weathering over time, it easily starts flaking and crumbling away from its parent source. This decomposed granite crumbles into various sizes of particles and can be further crushed
Crushed Granite Uses. If the idea of working with crushed granite appeals to you, you’re in luck. No matter what type of landscaping project you’ve been planning for, there’s a solid chance that crushed granite is a viable (and excellent) option. Crushed granite
Oct 12, 2019 Decomposed granite is often sold by the cubic yard, so divide the size measurement by 27, the number of cubic yards in a cubic foot, to determine how much granite you need. X Research source For example, a hole 20 ft long, 10 ft wide, and 4 in deep is about 66 cubic feet.
Crushed granite is also great for constructing a unique driveway because of the many different colors available. The colors associate with granite can accentuate other landscaping features and will work well with a wide range of natural edging materials for added beauty.
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Sep 10, 2019 Decomposed granite with stabilizers – When creating a pathway or small patio, the stabilized decomposed granite can be added and tamped down to soil or rough gravel material.; Decomposed granite ...
Aug 02, 2019 Decomposed granite is like gravel, but finer and generally more stable. It’s formed from the natural weathering and erosion of solid granite, a tough, hard, igneous rock. The DG sold as landscaping material is typically composed of fine three-eighths-inch (or smaller) particles; some may be no bigger than a grain of sand.
Aug 02, 2019 Decomposed granite is like gravel, but finer and generally more stable. It’s formed from the natural weathering and erosion of solid granite, a tough, hard,
Decomposed granite, is not actually granite that has decomposed. In fact, it is a result of the mere breaking of a granite stone. When the granite breaks down, it forms a lot
Granite is also used as a crushed stone or aggregate. In this form it is used as a base material at construction sites, as an aggregate in road construction, railroad ballast, foundations, and anywhere that a crushed
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Jul 27, 2020 Crushed Stone Grade 1-10. Generally, as the grade number goes up, the size of the stone goes down. #1 – The # 1 crushed stone grade is the largest of the crushed stone grades and
Crushed decomposed granite is a natural material used for walks, patios and driveways. Water permeable, it is the surface of choice for both eco- and budget-conscious homeowners. Occasionally,
Decomposed granite is a popular material for outdoor ground finishes. It consists of gravel that is produced from the decomposition of granite rock. The smaller type has a sandy consistency while the larger type is in gravel form. This may be reddish-brown in
Decomposed granite is a paving material you might consider for certain areas, such as paths, walkways and driveways. In contrast to other materials, such as concrete, it provides a more natural appearance. Depending on how it is used, it may be more or less expensive than concrete.
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Jun 02, 2020 A cubic yard or often called a square yard of decomposed granite or crushed stone fines material typically weighs 3,000 pounds or 1-1/2 tons and will typically cost from 37.99 to 74.99 per yard depending upon where the job site is located, how
Mar 23, 2018 Decomposed granite must be compacted well to create an even, flat and stable surface. To ensure the surface is compacted well, you have to spread DG gradually and compact one layer at a time. The thickness of decomposed granite decreases when it gets compacted. Make necessary adjustments in your measurements to cover the change in thickness.
I’m re-doing a decomposed granite path at home and Tom said you use a concrete-like binder to hold together your paths. With my sandy soil, despite weed barrier fabric and power tamping of the soil and DG, after a couple of years, the weeds come back. I’ve got bender board on the sides, too. I think the DG tears apart the weed barrier.
Crushed Granite Prices. Decomposed or crushed granite costs $1 to $3 per square foot and is found in bags at local home improvement stores. For bulk crushed granite, prices range from $25 to $50 per ton and between $38 and $75 per yard. SB2 Gravel Prices.
Crushed stone is produced by passing stones through a crushing machine at a quarry. Various types of stone are used in this operation, such as granite and limestone. At the bottom of the crushing machine lies a screen that traps the the crushed stone product (the finer material that passes through the screen is also kept and sold -- as stone dust).
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I have a very large, fairly steep hillside (30-45 degrees) in my backyard that is mostly decomposed granite. It is extremely hard to dig in, the only thing that grows is weeds, and it is in almost full sun. I am trying to find some type of ground cover that does not attract bees, that is pretty low ...
Crushed decomposed granite is a natural material used for walks, patios and driveways. Water permeable, it is the surface of choice for both eco- and budget-conscious homeowners. Occasionally, however, grass and weeds sprout in even firmly compacted gravel. While annoying, the grass is
Granite (/ ˈ ɡ r æ n ɪ t /) is a coarse-grained igneous rock composed mostly of quartz, alkali feldspar, and plagioclase.It forms from magma with a high content of silica and alkali metal oxides that slowly solidifies underground.It is common in the Earth's continental crust, where it is found in various kinds of igneous intrusions.These range in size from dikes only a few inches across to ...
Jan 04, 2019 In a nutshell: Decomposed granite (or DG, as it’s known) is a powdery granite that makes a fine texture of silt and little rocks. DG is a popular option for paths and patios. Usually yellow-gold and fading to tan in color and relatively affordable. Crushed stone is probably the closest to the typical idea of what a gravel driveway looks like.
Crushed Granite Cost Non-discounted retail pricing for: 1/4" crushed granite with fines. Quantity includes typical waste overage, material for repair and local delivery. 534 square feet: $197.95: $298.66: Crushed Granite Installation Labor, Basic Basic labor to install crushed granite with favorable site conditions. Clear and smooth area to be ...
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HAUBER DESIGN ASSOCIATES, LLC
Sharon Kay Hauber, PLA, ASLA founded her design practice in 1994 to focus on development consulting to a select list of clients.
As the company founder and lead designer, Sharon is passionate about design and is known for providing a creative vision to every project.
HDA works with many engineers, architects, graphic designers, fountain consultants, and other professionals teaming together to create projects that exceed a client’s expectations.
Sharon is a Florida Registered Landscape Architect with a BSLA from Iowa State University.
Hauber Design Associates, LLC is a certified State of Florida Woman-Owned Minority Business.
Hauber Design Associates, LLC (HDA) was previously known as Hauber Fowler & Associates, LLC (HFA). The company name change is made official with the launch of this website on April 30, 2021.


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City Manager Joseph Scherer said following the second meeting on avenue streetscape concepts this evening no dollar figures have been presented. “Once we get a plan in place then we’ll start looking at how to fund it and what parts can be accomplished. There is no time frame.”
The city already has money set aside for the open space, he said. “We’re looking forward to moving forward on that.”
Main Street has reserved $25,000 to be put into 1026. Phase 1 improvements of the 1026 project would mean an immediate useable space, Main Street Development Director Christina Caudle said in December.
In the gallery: The revised 1026 and streetscape concepts:
Sharon Rhue, a landscape architect with Rivers & Associates, which came up with the concept plans, said before the meeting there are several grant opportunities which can be pursued.
Rhue presented updated concept plans for 1026 and the streetscape plan based on public comment and input from a meeting held in December.
The concepts she presented this evening became a combination of those unveiled at the first meeting.
Most attending that meeting, Rhue said, liked the idea of the river theme, and natural stone seating was preferred to more ornate metal benches.
A movie theme for the 1026 space did not go over well, Rhue said, and this evening a revised plan, Concept B, was presented drawing inspiration from vintage department stores. “It’s very evocative the facade remains.”
As Rhue encouraged new comments and suggestions on the revised concepts, she told the audience, “You don’t have to buy into the concepts wholesale.”
Rhue also expects 1026 to be the first of the concepts to be phased in. “While this is overwhelming, when it’s phased in it becomes easier to implement.”
Les Atkins, whose photography and advertising business is on the avenue, said he liked the river concept. “They’ve done a nice job getting inspiration. I hope our city council can maintain an open mind.”
Rivers & Associates will now go back and further refine the concepts based on the input received tonight.
A streetscape master plan will be created and then be presented to city council.


It’s no secret that living in a big city can sometimes be overwhelming. Although I love being immersed in the campus environment and the downtown hustle and bustle, I’ve recently discovered how great it is to get away from the concrete surroundings and busy streets for an afternoon of relaxing and taking in some of the most beautiful sights around the city! And there’s no better place to do this than the Harbourfront.
For my urban and regional planning class, one of our assignments was to create a tour for a Toronto neighbourhood, then swap tours with another group and visit their district. We were lucky enough to get the Harbourfront as our tour destination and spend the three hours of our usual lecture time finding the different creative focal points of the area!
It’s easy to forget that Toronto is a lakeshore city with a lovely and thriving waterfront area. This serene pedestrian hotspot has already become one of my favourite places to visit in the city, and it’s conveniently only a twenty minute walk from Ryerson! There’s boats, cruises, walking paths, trees, parks, stores, restaurants, coffee shops, and even a beach area with umbrellas and chairs to soak up the sun! (where i’ll definitely be hanging out in the warmer months).
So make sure you set time aside to travel outside of the Ryerson campus and visit different neighbourhoods and niches in this amazing city. You can always check back here throughout the year for more neighbourhood highlights as I continue to explore Toronto!


Karlsberger - Dell Children's Hospital Phase Two
Dell Children's Medical Center, Austin Texas
The Dell Children's Hospital was completed in July of 2007 but the landscape and fine-tuning on some of the interiors wasn't completed until June 2008. TBG Partners in Austin designed the surrounding landscape and interior courtyards. The hospital was designed by Karlsberger Planning, Architecture & Design, Columbus Ohio. We spent three days shooting this project - inside and out.
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Redo the Pool
Enjoy your yard this summer by remodeling your pool!
Add an area just for the kids with a wading section for the little ones and a fun slide.
Add an area just for the adults with a hot tub and romantic fire pit.
Make a family-friendly space with waterfalls or a sunning island.
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