Designing For Wildfires Site planning, neighbor coordination, sustainable materials, and fire-resistant assemblies can help communities reduce wildfire risks and damage. This article is for Members only
A Challenging But Abundant Resource Cottonwood Canyon Experience Center demonstrates how locally sourced invasive juniper can become a beautiful, useful, and sustainable building material. This article is for Members only
Great Clients Make Great Projects Marina Park shows how committed public clients, community input, and persistence over design details can produce an exceptional waterfront park. This article is for Members only
A Tale Of Three Projects Lessons from three Illinois projects reveal five strategies for creating sustainable nature centers rooted in their sites and communities. This article is for Members only
Blending In Architects can use scale, materials, rooflines, color, and landscaping to help large athletic facilities fit naturally into their surroundings. This article is for Members only
Designing Pavilions With Diligence Successful park pavilions require the right architect, context-sensitive design, careful details, durable materials, and diligent oversight. This article is for Members only
Shell Game The Berkeley YMCA shows how thoughtful renovation can simplify altered interiors while respecting historic character. This article is for Members only
Eye-Popping Possibilities Whimsical frog-shaped restrooms show how necessary park facilities can reinforce play, identity, and public art. This article is for Members only
Project Portfolio 2010 A portfolio of notable community centers, aquatic facilities, parks, and recreation projects showcases thoughtful design and public investment. This article is for Members only
Project Portfolio A portfolio of recreation projects highlights sports complexes, parks, aquatic facilities, playgrounds, and other community investments. This article is for Members only
Coming Home To The Cows Geneva’s Persinger Recreation Center uses farm-inspired design to connect a modern facility with the community’s rural heritage. This article is for Members only
Thumbs Up! Community partnerships transformed a brownfield riverfront site into a modern YMCA and a catalyst for redevelopment in Port Huron. This article is for Members only
