The Grand Prairie is a 1,730-acre visionary community that will embrace the beauty and ecological significance of the prairie and wetland surroundings. Clark Condon led the visioning exercises to explore and define the brand as well as the unique position of this future community. The design of the architecture and landscape were shaped by historical […]
Clark Condon assisted in the design of Windrose Green, a 154-acre single family residential development in Angleton, Texas. To establish the overall character of the community, materials and the planting palette were meticulously selected. The community entry design included thoughtful crafting of the signage, logos, and landscaping. Multiple types of lighting were integrated, and natural
Clark Condon worked with the Timber Lane Utility District to develop a master plan to develop a 20-acre site into a community center.
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This 2,000-acre new development is set in the beautiful forests near Lake Conroe. Read more to see how the character of the development was inspired by the existing natural attributes of the land.
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Clark Condon worked with the River Park Community to renovate the existing pool area and upgrade some of the aquatic features, as well as design a dog park and sport court for their residents.
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Grand Central Park is a 2,000+ acre mixed-use development located in Conroe, Texas by Johnson Development Corporation. The development is set among beautifully preserved natural open space. The amenities include parks, lakes, and trails designed to offer unlimited opportunities to relax and play, explore nature, and observe wildlife. The Lake House Amenity Center serves as
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Veranda, a 590-acre timeless community, reflects the rich heritage of Richmond. Seated within the heart of Fort Bend County near the Brazos River and Historic Downtown Richmond, the community incorporates timeless elements throughout, such as expansive porches, verandas, rich colors, an iconic clock tower, towering entries and natural dry ponds. With strong roots to the surrounding
Parkland Village is one of the four villages within the Bridgeland Community in Cypress, Texas. Clark Condon was asked to create the overall character and theme for this village. Inspired by the name “Parkland,” we created a concept that blended elements from The Emerald Necklace designed by Frederich Law Olmstead with prairie-style architecture by Frank
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Bridgeland, an 11,400-acre master planned community in Cypress, Texas, has been successfully implementing its overarching vision to create balance by connecting its residents to nature, education, culture, and recreation. Clark Condon has assisted this client on the design of parks and streetscapes within the community. Josey Lake Park, a 140-acre, regional community park, includes a playground,
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The master-planned community of Bridgeland is bordered on the north by Cypress Creek. The master development plan reserved 1,000 acres to devote to the Cypress Creek nature area. The six-mile, multi-use trail system winds through a canopy of trees and offers an opportunity to walk, jog or bike along a shaded path. Wildlife observation areas
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As the landscape architect for this 6,000-acre residential master-planned community, Clark Condon was responsible for thoroughfare landscaping and a greenbelt system which links two lakes and includes biking and hiking trails, parks and playgrounds. Integral to the landscape design and aesthetics of the project are the amenities. Landscape design was provided for the beach club,
East Shore is a new urbanism community located in The Woodlands Town Center. The community design is based on walkability and the integration of mixed housing types with parks and open space. East Shore is lakefront property located within walking distance of retail, commercial and The Woodlands Waterway. In addition to the community’s entry park,
