Items Tagged with 'landscape/urban development'

Located in the Harwood Historic District, the new 3.84-acre park was previously a collection of surface parking lots, vacant buildings and a dilapidated roadway.

This transformative flood control and community recreation project repurposed a former golf course into a multifunctional nature park and stormwater detention facility.

A $3.8-million effort has realized two new plazas that cover a combined 40 acres and are part of downtown Ogden’s ongoing revitalization.

As part of a three-mile greenway project that connects neighborhood green spaces, this pocket park and intersection improvements project turned outdated infrastructure into safe and culturally relevant play spaces.

As part of a three-year modernization at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, an existing parking garage was transformed into an all-season outdoor plaza.

A transformative $325-million program has converted three long-standing and underutilized downtown Omaha parks into an amenity-rich open space, anchored by the Missouri River.

Spanning seven acres, the comprehensive $70-million renovation has revitalized an iconic public space into a vibrant, accessible, and sustainable urban plaza.

Part of a larger East River Waterfront esplanade, the in-water structure fills in a gap in Manhattan’s Waterfront Greenway, a planned continuous 32.5-mile loop around the island.

The 26-mile Cross Charlotte Trail is a continuous, separated and connected greenway system stretching from the North Carolina-South Carolina state line through uptown Charlotte to Cabarrus County.

Once an asphalt parking lot that covered much of Clearwater’s waterfront, the city envisioned the 19-acre site as an urban bayfront destination that could be a catalyst for downtown economic development.