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Boise's Julia Davis Park Design Competition:
Landmark Design Team Submits Winning Designs
Landmark Design, in collaboration with ajc architects and Day Christensen
(visual artist), submitted winning designs for improvements in historic Julia
Davis Park in Boise, Idaho.
We were one of three teams invited to participate in the design competition,
and one of two successful teams. Our winning designs include a large picnic
shelter/restroom structure, new picnic shelters, renovated existing restrooms,
a new entry design at the footbridge that crosses the river and connects the
park to the Boise State University campus, and a River Walk that provides
for five different interpretive gathering spaces connected with a walkway
along the river's edge.
The jury was impressed with the integration of art, history, and landscape
into all elements of the design. We are very excited to actually implement
our designs, and to be working with the very dedicated people in Boise who
are planning the June 2007 celebration that marks the 100th anniversary of
Julia Davis Park.
Landmark Design Celebrates 20 Years of Excellence!
Landmark Design recently celebrated its 20th Year in business with an Open House event. Thanks to all who attended and sent their good wishes. We have truly enjoyed our work with our wonderful clients and collegues through the years, and look forward to continued collaboration and new friendships in the future.
Landmark Design is now larger than it has ever been, with the addition of two more Landscape Designers - Jennifer Hale and Laura McCoy, increasing our number to 10 employees. You can visit our Personnel page for more information on these new recruits, or to find out more about anyone in our offices.
Landmark Design Park City Walkability Study in the News!
Park City residents will be voting on a $15 million bond to implement the recommendations developed in the Park City Trails Master Plan Update and Bikeability/Walkability Study. Click here to read the story in the Deseret News, or click here to view a PDF of the article.