Ashbery Area Light

Nestled between Boulder and Denver, Superior is a quintessential Colorado town—small in size but rich in character, natural beauty and outdoor recreation. With roots as a 19th century mining community, and reportedly named for the “superior” quality of its coal, the town has seen quite the transformation as it has become a burgeoning commercial and residential destination for the 21st century.

Big things are happening in Vaughan, Ontario. Really big things. The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC) is a 400-acre parcel of land where a multi-year, multi-phase development is literally building a city.

The Ford Experience Center was one of the first venues to undergo a substantial renovation and redesign as part of Ford Motor Company’s transformation of its expansive corporate campus in Dearborn, Michigan.

The Pocatello Idaho Temple, 200-feet tall from its base to the tip of its spire and perched atop a hill in the Pocatello Valley, is a stunning sight that can be seen for miles.

Columbus Center Plaza is an example of how city leaders continue to apply the principles of the City Beautiful Movement in both new development and preservation of the city’s Mediterranean architecture. 

A 100-year-old neglected city park was transformed into a "welcoming place." Complete with a variety of Landscape Forms site furniture and lighting, the park now boasts new walkways, bike trails, an impressive playscape and other amenities that make it a community destination.

In Greer, South Carolina's downtown area, the shared space model looks at streets as places, and its goal is to build a sense of community through social activity within the space.

When the City of Fullerton initiated a multi-million dollar, phased renovation of its 35-acre Hillcrest Park, it was guided by a central goal: “acknowledge Hillcrest Park as a significant community asset and reclaim its rightful place as the city’s premier park.”

Originally a wooden boardwalk established in 1975, the site has been through several incarnations with the latest being the addition of new lighting and seating areas that line the hardscaped walkway.

When Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) administrators made the decision to close its Pemberton campus, it set off a “whirlwind of activity” at the Mount Laurel campus. The activity included construction of a new 78,000-square-foot Student Success Center, renovations big and small to every existing building in order to accommodate the larger student population, and a central quad greenspace.