Project success to us is achieving the triple bottom line – you’re happy, we’re happy and the earth’s ecological resources are conserved, restored and regenerated. Highlighted below are a few of our recent Regenerative Design projects that have achieved the triple bottom line, successfully regenerating ecological processes, biodiversity and cultural prosperity for generations to come.

Dike 14 Feasibility Study for Public Access Cleveland, Ohio

National Aquarium in Baltimore Center for Aquatic Life and Conservation Baltimore, Maryland

The Dell Stream Daylighting at The Dell Charlottesville, Virginia

North Delaware River North Delaware Riverfront Greenway - Lardner Point Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

College Gardens Low Impact Stormwater Management Approaches Montgomery County, Maryland

Duke University Central Campus Environmental Sustainability Metrics Durham, North Carolina

Deale Park Residential Community and Wetland Enhancement Deale, Maryland

Four Mile Run Restoration Master Plan Arlington County/Alexandria, Virginia

Woodberry Woods Community and Woodland Preservation Baltimore, Maryland

Heritage Office Park Water Quality Anne Arundel County, Maryland

New College Master Plan Sarasota, Florida

Bronx Zoo Rain Garden Bronx, NY

Taylor’s Crossing Master Plan Idaho Falls, ID

University of Rhode Island Ecological Sustainability Metrics Kingston, Rhode Island

Bronx Zoo Woodland & Stormwater Management Plans Bronx, New York

Lake County Stormwater Quality Best Management Practice Manual, Bioretention Section Lake County, Ohio

New York City Long Term Control Plan Stormwater BMP Assessment Project New York City, New York

Bronx Zoo Master Plan Bronx, New York

Smithsonian National Zoological Park Migratory Bird Exhibit Washington, D.C.

Towson University Stormwater Management Master Plan Towson, Maryland

If you are interested in learning more about any of these projects or how we can help you, contact us.