Clark Condon is pleased to announce that our Josey Lake Park project in the Bridgeland Community won a 2017 Parks and Natural Areas Award in the planning category from the Houston-Galveston Area Council!
ULI Houston Development of Distinction Awards
Congratulations to all of the ULI Houston – Urban Land Institute Development of Distinction Awards winners!! We live in an incredible city full of innovation, talent and forward-thinking professionals that are designing for our future!
Please help us welcome Stephen, Christian, and Rakeem to our team!
We’ve expanded the Clark Condon team!
Houston Farmer’s Market
It’s official! The 75-year-old Heights-based Farmer’s Market will undergo a 3 year, $10 million redevelopment to bring Houston its own Pikes Place.
32 Years and Counting…
For the last 32 years, we have created landscapes that are creative, sustainable, sophisticated and interactive through our passion for excellent design and the profession of Landscape Architecture.
Coming Soon…
Josey Lake Park, a 100+ acre amenity for the Bridgeland Community in Cypress, Texas, is under construction and will be complete this Fall. The central and prominent location of the park reinforces the community goals of connectivity and access to recreation, trails, commerce and schools. Clark Condon is proud to be the Landscape Architect for this amazing project.
2017 HBJ Landmark Awards Winners Announced!
The Houston Business Journal hosted its annual Landmark Awards last night. We would like to congratulate our clients and project teams on a job well done! We are honored to be part of these projects. For a full list of the winners, please visit: http://www.bizjournals.com/…/hbj-reveals-winners-of-2017-la…
Clark Condon Projects Recognized at the 2017 ULI Houston Development of Distinction Awards
Click here to see a list of winners. For a full list of the finalists and more information on the ULI Houston Development of Distinction Awards, please click here.
Clark Condon Awarded Second Place in International Design Competition
We participated in the international [DUBLIN] Contemporary Footbridge competition hosted by the Architectural Competition-Concours d’Architecture [AC-CA]. The objective was to design a new Contemporary Footbridge in the docks area of Dublin over the River Liffey that would become a symbol for the city.