Land Development | Parks & Recreation

Sweetwater Creek State Park Visitors Center

Douglas County, Georgia

D. H. Stanton Park

Atlanta, Georgia

Bellwood Quarry Park

Atlanta, Georgia

Jim R. Miller Park

Marietta, Georgia

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS

Sweetwater Creek State Park Visitor Center

Douglas County, Georgia

The 12,000 square foot Visitor Center includes exhibit areas, retail space, administrative offices, an audio/visual room, a multi-purpose room, water quality lab, classrooms, and restrooms. This uniquely sustainable project undertaken by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources received LEED Platinum Certification, making it the first project in Georgia to receive this distinction. At the time, it was also one of only 20 buildings in the world to receive LEED’s highest level of certification.

D. H. Stanton Park

Atlanta, Georgia

The existing park along the Atlanta Beltline was renovated and upgraded to include multi-use trails, a splash pad with a commissioned work of public art at its center, a gazebo, new site furnishings, updated landscaping and multi-use fields with accessible restrooms, and a concession stand for the neighboring community. The park also contains enhanced swale bio-retention areas to revitalize vegetative areas and is the first energy cost-neutral park in the City of Atlanta, featuring the use of photovoltaic solar panels to provide shade structure and also generate energy that is being sold back to Georgia Power.

Bellwood Quarry Park

Atlanta, Georgia

Westside Park at Bellwood Quarry is a City of Atlanta park that surrounds a former granite quarry repurposed as a drinking water reservoir to serve the city. The project consisted of a North Gateway Entry for pedestrian and vehicular access, circulation drives, vehicular and bicycle parking areas, a Grand Overlook Feature overlooking the quarry with a 250-person capacity, a Hike-In Overlook, trails, passive recreation areas, and Green Infrastructure.

Jim R. Miller Park

Marietta, Georgia

Jim R. Miller Park is an existing facility that hosts major events, concerts, trade shows, rodeos, and festivals. Two of its existing buildings were demolished to make way for a new $13.2 million, 41,000 square foot exhibit hall at the existing Jim R. Miller Park. The exhibit hall will also feature a kitchen and three new exhibit halls focused on supporting corporate meetings, banquets, and trade shows. A 40 space parking lot was also constructed to support the new building.

Land Development | Parks & Recreation

Sweetwater Creek State Park Visitors Center

D. H. Stanton Park

Bellwood Quarry Park

Jim R. Miller Park

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS

Chattahoochee Bend State Park

Resaca Battlefield National Park

National Park Service Natchez Trace Chickasaw Museum

Piedmont Park Active Oval

Liberty Plaza

Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor's Center

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Atlanta Beltline Barn

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

US Forest Service Enoree Ranger Station

US Forest Service Appalachian Work Center

Blanchard Springs Caverns Visitor Center

Halpern Park Renovation Project

US Forest Service Chickasawhay

Historic 4th Ward Park Gateway

Woodlands Garden

Veterans Memorial Park

Glen Lake Park

Skidaway Island Campground Renovation

Sandy Plains Park

Piedmont Park North Woods

Sapelo Island Bank Stabilization

Seminole State Park Shelter

Resaca Battlefield Visitors Center

Marie Mellinger Center - Black Rock Mountain State Park

Georgia State University Indian Creek Lodge, Ropes Course, Swimming Pool Renovation, Multi-purpose Field

Georgia State University Indian Creek Recreation Area Ph 4

Bitsy Grant Tennis Platform

Atlanta Memorial Park

Boone Park West - Park Pride

Atlantic Station - Central Park

Fort McAllister Cabins (6)

Fernbank Forest Improvements

Gayden Basketball Academy

Olga Goizueta Memorial Garden

Cann Park

Sweetwater Creek State Park Visitor Center

D. H. Stanton Park

Bellwood Quarry Park

Jim R. Miller Park