Parks | Open Space

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.

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.

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.

Clark Condon worked with the City of Houston to create a master plan to update the Sharpstown Park and Pool. The master plan focused on better utilization of the spaces; creating a more welcoming entry sequence for the park, community center and golf shop; and updating the facilities. We removed the pool from its current

Clark Condon worked with the community and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department to re-imagine Mason Park to better meet the needs of the community.

Clark Condon collaborated with the City of Spring Valley to create a destination park in the center of their community. The scope of work began with programming and stakeholder engagement and proceeded through design to the ribbon cutting. The park has a special role in that it is also the front yard to the newly finished

Clark Condon led the design team on this new, 17,500-square-foot, in-ground skatepark in the Gulfton area of Houston. Well-known skatepark designers, Mike McIntyre and Kanten Russell with Stantec’s Action Sport Group, assisted in the design of the park. The Station was funded, completed, and opened in March of 2017 through collaboration with the design team,

As part of Bayou Greenways 2020, a $220 million public-private effort to distribute parkland equitably to neighborhoods throughout Houston, Clark Condon worked with the Houston Parks Board on the Lower Greens Bayou Segments. The project began with a study to identify ways to improve connectivity to public facilities, residential neighborhoods and parkland, greatly expanding connections

A largely unstructured bayou system, Halls Bayou stretches approximately 16 miles north to the northeast side of Houston and represents a unique open space set within a metropolitan city. The proposed greenway is 6 miles in length and connects to existing trails, creating a continuous greenway stretching 12 miles. Along its length, the Halls Bayou

Founders Park is a 16-acre community park within The Woodlands Hills, a new master-planned community by The Howard Hughes Corporation. Founders Park has an amenity center, pool complex, adventure playground and sprayground, event lawn, dog park, tennis courts, open play, trails, and undisturbed natural areas. The character was inspired by the existing natural attributes of