Parks | Open Space

Within the Cy-Champ Public Utility District, a series of adjacent one-acre sites were transformed into thoughtfully amenitized parks. The first site, Legacy Oak Park, preserved the natural landscape, allowing the site’s character to guide the design. Historic oak trees remain in place, forming a graceful buffer between neighboring residences and the park itself. Tucked within […]

Clark Condon collaborated with the City of Galveston to revitalize the Sandhill Crane Soccer Complex, completing the project in 2023. Building on a 2016 master plan, the team worked closely with the city and community through a series of public meetings to confirm current and future usage, refine field layouts, and prioritize improvements for Phase

Little Thicket Park was a comprehensive redevelopment of a 1.7-acre community space that was transformed into a vibrant hub for recreation and leisure. A great addition to the City of Houston’s park system, the design thoughtfully integrates essential infrastructure with diverse amenities to serve residents of all ages, with key features that enhance connectivity, supports

Cullinan Park is a 44-acre community park shaped by dense woods and surrounded by development, and is a naturally rich setting that had outgrown its aging amenities. This revitalization was made possible through a unique and productive partnership between TIRZ 8 and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department (HPARD). Recognized as a high priority in

This project reimagines the visitor experience at the Washington Townsite, transforming the park into a structured journey through time. By carefully choreographing traffic flow via a one-way travel system while integrating archaeological discoveries with landscape architecture, the design guides visitors from the initial orientation at the Visitor Center through a chronological narrative that culminates at

Named in memoriam of the Space Shuttle Challenger and located a short distance from Space Center Houston, the renovations to this 294-acre park offer an immersive intergalactic adventure. In close collaboration with Harris County Precinct 2 and the community through public engagement efforts, Clark Condon re-imagined Challenger 7 Memorial Park to support new educational opportunities

What was once a collection of six vacant lots in the heart of Texas City’s downtown corridor is now being transformed into Community Plaza—a vibrant, central hub designed to bring people together and breathe new life into the city’s historic district. Surrounded by locally-owned businesses, the plaza is set to become a driving force for

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.

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

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