Category Archives: Government

Disc-Golf Course Design

Posted on March 26, 2012

As one of the nation’s fastest growing sports, a well-designed disc-golf course can have a significant impact on a local community. Disc golf uses discs inspired by the original Frisbee flying disc, but modified for weight, rigidity, and aerodynamics to … Continue reading →

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Gathering Among The Greenery

Posted on January 26, 2012

While traveling through downtown Baltimore, it might be easy to miss the plazas and spaces that dot the city. However, by taking some time and walking through The University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus, a unique urban oasis is revealed, with … Continue reading →

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Planning For A Rainy Day

Posted on January 26, 2012

The University of Kansas in Lawrence is well-known for its basketball history, but did you also know the university has a commitment to effective planning principles and sustainable practices? As KU expanded its west campus by adding a new classroom … Continue reading →

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Unveiling Additional Revenue

Posted on July 5, 2011

Providing shade can do more than bring relief to park visitors on a steamy summer afternoon — it can bring in revenue. If done correctly, permanent shade structures — such as pavilions and gazebos — can draw a crowd for … Continue reading →

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