Why Outside?
For us, the answer is “Why not?”
The benefits of enhancing outdoor space touch all aspects of daily life, meaningfully improving the ways in which we live, learn, work, care, play and travel. And by imbuing these spaces with an inspiring connection to nature, all of these benefits become even more profound.
Support health, wellbeing and resilience by connecting people to natural light, fresh air, and green space for moments of respite and rejuvenation.
Stimulate intellectual curiosity, creativity, and exploration by providing a palette of settings that prioritize a connection to the natural landscape.
Nurture a sense of personal fulfillment by creating welcoming settings that bring people together and foster daily social activity.
Improve the quality of life by designing settings that encourage people to slow down, reflect and be present in the moment.
Design magnetic public outdoor spaces that sustain people, economies, and communities by providing opportunities for fun, play, art, exploration and interaction.
Like you, we get the outdoor space.
Articles
The City of Fremont, California is in the midst of an ambitious midtown revitalization plan and selected a variety of Landscape Forms lighting and site furniture for a mixed-use residential and commercial development to achieve a high quality aesthetic.
City of Fremont
GoDaddy opened its global technology center within the Arizona State University Research Park in 2014. The two-story, 150,000 sf. building features amenities for the over 1,000 employees. working there.
GoDaddy
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.
Rowan College at Burlington County
Denver’s 16th Street Mall has been the centerpiece of the city’s downtown since 1982. After years of heavy use a new Denver Downtown Area Plan called for upgrades to the Mall, including refurbishing the custom light designed by Howard Brandston that had become an iconic element.
16th Street Mall