Landform designed the master park plan as part of this larger, regional park improvements project. Our services included development of the master park plan to create a central park for the community. The plan included a new pavilion, wetland boardwalks, skating pond, sledding hill, playground, restored prairie and sports fields. The emphasis was on protecting […]
Elk River Municipal Utilities, driven by a desire to modernize while preserving its community’s history, embarked on a transformative project. Our design team rejuvenated the area’s aesthetics and functionality. The centerpiece, a historic building, seamlessly blends the past and the present, fostering a stronger connection to Elk River’s legacy. This multifaceted effort delivered significant benefits. […]
Landform led the site design and worked closely with the project architect on this large, four-seasons park shelter in Hugo, Minnesota. The City was the recipient of a generous donation from the Hanifl Foundation for construction of the structure and associated site improvements. The project incorporated many sustainable design elements, including: Rain barrels to provide […]
Landform was selected to help the City of New Richmond prepare a new Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Ordinance. The City wanted to update these ordinances make them easier to read, understand and implement. The City’s original goal was to develop a form-based code, but based on community feedback chose to develop a hybrid code with […]
The COR at Ramsey, formerly known as “Ramsey Town Center,” is a 322-acre mixed-use development anchored by a municipal center and a commuter rail transit station. Landform led a number of planning, civil engineering and development efforts for the City of Ramsey after they acquired the land in 2010, including: Revising the master plan […]
The Wabasha Port Authority organized the Riverfront Task Force in 2014 to study and make recommendations for an undeveloped parcel located along the Mississippi River and adjacent to the National Eagle Center (NEC). The desire to evaluate opportunities for the parcel became a priority with news from the NEC about future expansion. In early 2015, […]
Webber Park is an active 22-acre neighborhood park along Shingle Creek in North Minneapolis. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board sought a new master plan with a budget of $4 million in improvements. Landform led the master planning process, conducting an intensive community design process that included a neighborhood survey, multi-day design charrette and public […]
Landform led the design efforts, including civil engineering, landscape architectural design, and construction administration services. Landform coordinated with an architect and an overseas natural swimming pool consultant on the design and implementation portions. As the first chemical-free, all-natural public swimming pool in the United States, the Webber Natural Swimming Pool is a self-contained swimming facility […]