Our goal is to design and develop outdoor spaces that make a lasting contribution to the environments in which people live, work, and play. We focus on solutions that are regionally responsive, maintainable, and sustainable. Our experience ranges from the creation and adoption of site development design guidelines to the detail planning of their execution and implementation.
The 9/11 Tribute exhibit, to be located on the front lawn of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, will offer a peaceful and emotional opportunity for the citizens of Fort Worth and surrounding communities to view a significant structural artifact recovered from the World Trade Center collapse.
Placed prominently at the center of a concrete and stone plaza, the fallen tri-column...
The Trinity Trails system runs adjacent to the building, which has been set back from the trail to mitigate the mass of the building from the trail and to allow for the design of a terrace adjacent to the river. This terrace has an extensive hardscape area to provide for outdoor functions. A pergola provides shade both to the terrace and to the glass on the ground floor of the building.
The firm provided AUI Contractors with complete landscape architecture services including site planning, plant and irrigation design and design of exterior structures. Low-maintenance, drought-resistant native and adapted plant materials were utilized in architectonic forms to complement the unique architecture involved.
Bennett Benner Pettit has been responsible for the landscape architecture and site planning for BNSF’s headquarters complex since the project’s inception in 1992. Located on 190 acres of natural prairie north of the city, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) campus encompasses a wide range of landscape conditions. Future building sites are planted with a mix of prairie grasses and...
The Meditation Garden was conceived as an idealized re-creation of a typical central Texas stream, harking back to pleasant memories that the visitor may have been experienced in such a place. The stream begins above a small waterfall in the northwest corner of the garden, flowing over a small fall into a pond in the southeast corner of the garden. A circular path of loose laid native...
In the Veterans Plaza, we created a design that embodied the sacrifice and heroism of the veterans and their families. In an attempt to symbolize this, we conceived of the idea of a grove of trees as a symbol of the TCU community. When one of the trees in a grove is lost, the grove is no longer the same, leaving a patch of sky where there once was none. In this same way, the trees missing from...
In the midst of a bustling hub of shopping and dining in Fort Worth, Texas, you will find a piece of natural serenity. Tucked away on a small triangular piece of underutilized property, the Rogers Road Pavilion provides an idyllic setting to enjoy the serenity along the banks of the Trinity River. Located along the Trinity Trails system, and offering access to a variety of amenities, the...
500 West 7th Street, Suite 1400