Heritage Landscapes Projects

OUR PROJECTS

Our commissions are diverse.
Public landscape project scopes address the full array of components: from planning to action; documentary research to analysis; public outreach to client work sessions; grounded recommendations to schematic design and construction documents. Planning projects may yield detailed guidance for phased implementation recommendations, landscape management calendars, staff and volunteer guidance, enhanced, enriched visitor experience strategies and fund-raising materials, all in the interest of vibrant preserved historic places for today and tomorrow. We apply best practices in sustainability integrating culture, ecology, society and economy, working effectively as project leaders and team contributors.

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featured Projects types

Sustainability & Stewardship Capturing and reusing imbedded energies through creativity, innovation, and adaptation.	Landscape Management Planning for sustained improvements through enumeration of staff needs and generation of inspection and maintenance calendars.	Interpretation & Signage Means to communicate the messages drawn from historic landscapes.	Heritage Tourism Places where the unique experience of tangible and intangible cultural resources can be supported by sound planning.	Parks Scenic open spaces whose history and evolution shape unique, democratic landscapes.
Park & Parkway Systems Valued historic networks of open spaces in America's cities that require renewal.	Parkways Corridors designed for scenic travel that retain unique origins and serve current uses.	Historic Sites & Museums Places of heritage value that recall important events and people.	Civic Sites, Campuses & Institutions Institution and campus landscapes of historic value with ongoing needs.	Estates Historic estates that today are museums and heritage tourism destinations.
Communities Evolving communities and neighborhoods where past and present intermingle.	Battlefields & Cemeteries Landscapes of commemoration to preserve, adapt, and interpret.	Botanical Gardens & Conservatories Collections of plant materials that benefit from a historical perspective.	Modern Landscapes Cherished mid-20th Century masterworks revived through preservation.