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Throughout its history, Escofet has employed a pioneering strategy of pluralism in design, continuously collaborating with leaders in art and architecture to push boundaries, further innovation, and generate new design language.

When you think of Escofet, a few things come to mind—the company’s incredible history, their seminal Mediterranean aesthetic that influences design globally, their mastery and innovation in cast concrete, and the robust and unmistakable presence of the forms they create.

Design, Culture and Craft—the three pillars at the core of Landscape Forms—are backed by a strong sense of environmental accountability that drives all aspects of the company. Sustainability is considered at every turn, at every touch point, from the product design, to the manufacturing process, to the development of employees and workplace culture.

SWA Group Managing Principal Chuck McDaniel is inspired by “creating usable, interesting, highly articulated space where there was previously none.” His words perfectly describe Pacific Plaza, a nearly 4-acre park in the Dallas central business area that had been a parking lot.