Working with Virginia Garcia staff, Metro, and the City of Cornelius, SD developed a sustainable entry plaza, extensive rain garden system, parking area, and a pedestrian corridor that provided connectivity to surrounding urban spaces. Key features of the entry plaza included permeable pavers set in wide curving bands, native plantings, seating, and a user-friendly vegetable garden intended to promote healthy nutrition. Along the east side of the building a rain sculpture was incorporated into the site along with seating and interpretive signage.
Scope
SD-CA
Tasks
Accessibility, Community Gardens, Sustainability, Interpretive Signage
Location
Cornelius, OR
Client
Virginia Garcia
Certifications
LEED Silver
Recognition
Collaborators
Scott Edwards Architecture, Northwest Engineering Service Inc., Bremik Construction Inc., Interface Engineering
Completed
2012