Landscape Architecture

Great communities are not solely defined by their buildings, but by the spaces between them as well. We believe that designs must reinforce community structure, rather than simply being applied to them. Our Landscape Architecture Studio provides a complete range of design services to respond the variety of landscaping needs demanded by our clients and users. Ranging from small hardscaped public plazas large verdant campus plans, our Landscape Studio is prepared to meet every design opportunity head on.

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Our Landscape Architecture services are divided into three types:

Public Spaces

Vickery

Quality parks and public spaces should be a direct reflection of the people they serve. These spaces are the most fundamental spaces in community building; they are the spaces where bonds are formed, memories made, and community identity is established. Whether a streetscape or a large regional park, parks and public spaces must be designed in a manner which provides the opportunity for the range of uses evident in every community.

Our expertise applies to a wide range of public space types, including:

• Parks
• Plazas
• Gateway Features
• Landmarks
• Streetscapes

Recreational Facilities

Multi-use trail in Clarksville, Tennessee

TSW's approach to recreational and sports facilities planning and design views parks and open spaces as one of the essential components of a sustainable community. By incorporating parks and open spaces into the community, we provide greater accessibility, minimize impacts to the natural environment, and create more memorable destinations.

We provide a range of Recreational and Sport Facility landscaping services, including:

• Greenway Trails
• Recreational Venues

Campus Landscapes

The Oval at Kennesaw State University

Campus landscapes enhance the character and appearance of buildings and the natural environment by creatively combining the two features to create memorable, walkable spaces and a unified environment. The range of spaces within a campus landscape includes everything from small plaza and streetscapes, to rolling parklands and walking trails.

Read more about our Approach to Campus Planning (PDF, 1.47 MB).