Landscape Architecture
Projects

Client: Hughes Development

RiverWalk at Riverplace is a 90,000 sq. ft., 7-story, mixed use development located in Greenville, South Carolina’s Warehouse District. River Walk is an extension of the RiverPlace Development along the banks of the Reedy River. The project features 44 luxury, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments with street level artist studios, retail and office space on the ground floor and office space on the top two floors.

Site Design’s landscape architects provided full planting plans and specifications that were in compliance with the City of Greenville’s zoning ordinance, as well as the design of an elaborate entrance drive, partly comprised of 200 year old cobblestone imported from Europe by the client.

Site Design worked closely with the Town of Central, SC to develop a Master Plan for the town’s recreation complex. A series of meetings were held to gather input from all stakeholders and the plan was developed to allow the town to a phase the construction plan over the next 5 years.

Client: Legacy Oaks, L.P. | Atlanta, GA

Parkside at Verdae is a 4.5 acre apartment complex in Greenville, SC with 56 dwelling units as well as recreation facilities. The property is located on Woodruff Rd., a popular city thoroughfare. Site Design, Inc. coordinated the civil engineering and landscape work to create a layout that provided privacy for the residents while respecting the natural features of the site.

Despite being a low income project, substantial emphasis was put on the landscaping of the site. The proximity to Woodruff Rd., a rapidly growing part of Greenville, required the project to provide a higher degree of curb appeal than a typical development of this type. Landscape architects provided full planting plans and specifications that were in compliance with the City of Greenville’s zoning ordinance.

The Ronald McDonald House provides a safe and secure environment for families while their children receive medical care at the Greenville Health System. Site Design provided the design for the children’s playground, landscaping, patio and fountain adjoining the home. The playground was funded through donations and the Leadership Greenville Class of ’38.