Ivy Pond, located within the Lower Kirby District of Pearland, is approximately three acres of dedicated park space. Clark Condon’s landscape design was structured around the centralized water feature. A terraced lawn overlooks the fountains and offers ample seating for respite and socializing while a boardwalk allows park visitors to stroll along the water’s edge. […]
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A prominent fixture within Collins Park, the Veterans War Memorial offers visitors a space for reflection and remembrance. The American flag, Texas flag, and POW/MIA flag stand tall behind a stone wall entryway, proudly honoring U.S. service members. All six branches representing the United States Armed Forces are etched into the 8-foot-tall black granite monuments
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The 46-acre site features a beautiful lake that also functions as regional detention for the city and is a centerpiece of the signature nature park
Clark Condon was an integral part of the design team for the Houston Botanic Garden, a 120-acre site with educational opportunities, event and gathering spaces, and places for reflection. Bordered by Sims Bayou, the gardens incorporate Houston’s waterways and complement the natural landscape of the site. The Global Collection and Culinary Gardens showcase diverse plantings
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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
Trillium Park sits in the heart of the “West Village” of the Grand Central Park master planned community. A serene, natural stream-like water feature is adjoined by a 1,050-square-foot lighted pavilion and open lawn. Trillium Park boasts large existing trees with a concrete path weaving through them.
Clark Condon led the design to re-purpose an existing under-utilized golf course into a multi-sport adventure park. Brock Park, set at the confluence of two bayous, was damaged by weather conditions in early 2016 limiting accessibility to the course and closed to the public. The City of Houston and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department
Clark Condon began this project with master planning for a 22-acre destination community park in the heart of the La Cantera development in San Antonio, Texas. We have had the pleasure of working on numerous phases of La Cantera over the years. Coyote Park, a recently completed 7.5-acre dog park, is predicted to be one
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Clark Condon worked with NWHCMUD No. 5 to design a multi-use trail system to connect the District’s neighborhoods to existing parks and trails.
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Encompassing over 21 acres, the sports complex is home to a collegiate level baseball and softball field, a multipurpose field suitable for soccer and sanctioned rugby matches as well as sand volleyball courts and supporting parking. Clark Condon provided the Master Plan through CA on this project.
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Dragonfly Park, located in Parkland Village, one of four villages in Bridgeland, will be the central park space for Parkland. A place to gather, exercise, stroll around the lake, kick a ball, play tennis or just hang out.
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League Park, a historic park, includes iconic elements such as a gazebo, caboose and clock tower. Divided by a central plaza, the north side of the park contains more active recreation elements like basketball courts and a large play structure.
