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 […]
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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,
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Hughes Landing is a 66-acre mixed-use development nestled between Town Center and Research Forest on the edge of Lake Woodlands. The development includes Class A office buildings, a hotel, apartments, retail, and grocery. Clark Condon’s role was to create an entry experience to Hughes Landing. The challenges were working with existing delineated wetlands, enhancing them,
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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
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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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Juan Seguin Park is located in La Porte, Texas at the confluence of Buffalo Bayou and the San Jacinto River, and just two miles from the historic San Jacinto Battleground site. In order to capture the compelling history and historical significance of Juan Seguin, Clark Condon collaborated to re-imagine a former construction spoil site into
Clark Condon assisted the City of Houston and the Council member’s office with a Master Plan to reimagine Agnes Moffitt Park.
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Clark Condon worked with The City of Houston, The Heritage Society and The Houston Parks Department to prepare a Master Plan for this significant downtown urban and historic park. Sam Houston Park, located between City Hall and Buffalo Bayou, is a well-known, living history public space with wide-open lawns, historic structures and mature oak trees.
Clark Condon was retained by The Houston Parks Board and the City of Houston to design an 18 field multi-sports complex for the City of Houston. It will be located on SH 288 and Airport Blvd. featuring a view of the Houston skyline. The complex will also be home to the Houston Dynamo practice facility
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Located in the heart of Houston’s historic Freedmen’s Town and Fourth Ward, West Webster Park now serves as a much-needed neighborhood park. The site was originally home to an ice-making plant for the city. The park is surrounded by a mix of existing residential, new residential, and small commercial spaces. Clark Condon transformed the previously
