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Mason Rd & I-64/40
City of Town and Country, MO

The beautification project of the intersection of Interstate 64/40 and Mason Rd in The City of Town and Country was design and planned by Gateway Design Studio in partnership with EFK Moen Engineering to bring a sustainable landscape to the conjunction with native meadows/wildflowers, tree and shrub planting, backfilling, mulching, and utility maintenance. The design plan outlines recommendations for the landscape development and elements as part of the rejuvenation of the major intersection in Town and Country.

 

All phases of this project were completed in Fall 2019.

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KEY ELEMENTS:

  • Verifying and protection of underground and above ground utility locations.

  • Submitting of product certifications, materials and samples

  • Furnishing landscape products and materials

  • Preparation of planting areas.

  • Tree and shrub planting, backfilling and mulching.

  • Native meadow and wildflower planting and management

  • Providing soil amendments, topsoil and fertilization.

  • Guarantee and maintenance

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SERVICES:

  • Landscape Architecture

  • Sustainable Design

  • Certification and Submittals

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CLIENT:

  • City of Town and Country

Arlington Grove Mixed Use Residential Redevelopment - City of St. Louis, MO

Arlington Grove located in the City of St. Louis is a proposed 112-unit mixed-income residential redevelopment that GDS was commissioned to provide landscape and irrigation design for.

 

The project consisted of landscape development for 91 newly constructed garden apartments and townhouses and 21 semi-detached units that will be created through the rehabilitation of the historic Arlington Elementary School. Arlington Grove will also bring a new aesthetic to the neighborhood and serve as a model for the development of green mixed-income communities.

 

GDS provided full landscape design and construction documents for this multi-family project including design/build irrigation plans for bidding. As part of the design process use of native plant material was required as part of the EGC requirements. All the units provided for a low maintenance and attractive durable landscape that will enhance the redevelopment of this community.

 

Phase 1 of this project was completed in 2012.

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KEY ELEMENTS:

  • Multi-Family Residential

  • Street Level Retail

  • Green Community

  • Urban Redevelopment

  • Native Landscaping

  • Low Maintenance

  • Low Volume Irrigation

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SERVICES:

  • Landscape Architecture

  • Sustainable Design

  • Irrigation Design

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CLIENT:

  • St. Louis Housing Authority/Moffitt & Associates

Arlington Grove Mixed Use Residential Redevelopment - City of St. Louis, MO

Arlington Grove located in the City of St. Louis is a proposed 112-unit mixed-income residential redevelopment that GDS was commissioned to provide landscape and irrigation design for.

 

The project consisted of landscape development for 91 newly constructed garden apartments and townhouses and 21 semi-detached units that will be created through the rehabilitation of the historic Arlington Elementary School. Arlington Grove will also bring a new aesthetic to the neighborhood and serve as a model for the development of green mixed-income communities.

 

GDS provided full landscape design and construction documents for this multi-family project including design/build irrigation plans for bidding. As part of the design process use of native plant material was required as part of the EGC requirements. All the units provided for a low maintenance and attractive durable landscape that will enhance the redevelopment of this community.

 

Phase 1 of this project was completed in 2012.

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KEY ELEMENTS:

  • Multi-Family Residential

  • Street Level Retail

  • Green Community

  • Urban Redevelopment

  • Native Landscaping

  • Low Maintenance

  • Low Volume Irrigation

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SERVICES:

  • Landscape Architecture

  • Sustainable Design

  • Irrigation Design

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CLIENT:

  • St. Louis Housing Authority/Moffitt & Associates

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