CREATING PLACES THAT

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Introducing transit-oriented development (TOD) in slow-growth areas requires fresh thinking and adaptable strategies. The Boro in Tysons, VA is a leading example of a successful mixed-use TOD that prioritizes quality public spaces. The signature urban park with central lawn, amphitheater steps, and retail kiosk create an active public realm that sets the stage for community gatherings beyond the 9-5 workday. Click the link in our bio to learn 7 innovative approaches for making TOD successful in slow-growth cities. @AmericanPlanningAssociation

LandDesign is proud to be a partner to top developers and municipal leaders shaping the Charlotte region through multi-family communities and civic spaces to mixed-use destinations and office campuses. We’re honored to see seven of our client's projects recognized at the @CBJnewsroom’s 10th annual Heavy Hitters Commercial Real Estate Awards. Click the link in our bio read more about these impactful projects. #LDProjects

@CampNorthEnd has redefined Charlotte’s urban landscape. The former asphalt-laden relic has been reactivated with lush, native landscaping and a variety of open social spaces, converting this industrial space into one of the most transformative destinations in the city. Learn more about this activated urban oasis at the link in our bio. #LDProjects

At Vista Del Lago, we transformed challenging site constraints into a resilient, thriving community. From smart stormwater management, effective drainage solutions, and coordinating construction access, this project exemplifies our commitment to functional and aesthetic solutions that benefit both the community and the client. Click the link in our bio to read more about the functional engineering solutions implemented for this project. #LDProjects

At this year's @NationalASLA Conference, LandDesign was recognized as the 2024 Firm Award recipient. Our President, Rhett Crocker, said it best: “[In the past five generations of LandDesign], we’re very proud that we’ve built on the momentum of each one...just trying to make the firm better every day. From the early beginnings of designing landscape plans for the Outer Banks in North Carolina, to having five offices across the country and doing work across the globe, we’ve come a long way.” We are humbled by this recognition, and we look forward to continuing our momentum of creating places that matter. #ASLA

Deep Ellum Texas has transformed from an industrial, wartime warehouse district into a vibrant retail streetscape. The design integrates reclaimed site materials, public art installations, and native landscaping to authentically celebrate Deep Ellum’s unique identity while enhancing its appeal as a trendy entertainment hub. Learn more about this reimagined retail space at the link in our bio. #LDProjects

That’s a wrap on the 2024 @NationalASLA Conference! Our firm took time to reflect on the inspiring connections made and the opportunity to share our passion for this profession through field sessions. From fresh perspectives to the next generation of designers, we were absolutely energized by the future of this industry. #ASLA

Little Sugar Creek Greenway I-485 to James K. Polk Historic Site earned 1st Place in the Urban Category at this year’s @NCDOTcom Mobi Awards! Since its completion, the two mile multi-modal trail has created community-wide connections to the surrounding wetlands and wildlife. We extend our congratulations to @MeckParkRec for their ongoing commitment to creating and maintaining authentic outdoor experiences.

The 61,000 square foot parking lot at Winter Park Library and Events Center plays an integral role in treating runoff from the new facility. The design utilizes permeable pavers and has a storage depth of 31 inches for stormwater detention. This solution resulted in a functional, elegant site feature that exceeds the current stormwater treatment requirements in the City of Winter Park. Click the link in our bio to read more about this project.