Church Park is a neighborhood favorite of North Shore Village. The combination of recreational and gardening activities creates a cohesive park that brings the community together. The open grass field provides open space for events, while the garden plots create a passive space for members of the community to grow fresh veggies. G Brown Design was responsible for park programming, conceptual design, construction documents, and construction period services. Some of the program elements included in the design are:
Orchard Park is suited for a variety of uses and experiences. The park has a formal plaza for neighborhood events, a central playground for kids, and a shady orchard perfect for just hanging out. There are benches and seat walls to provide seating but room to accommodate amenities of events. G Brown Design worked with Daybreak Communities (formally Kennecott Land/ Rio Tinto) to provide park programming, conceptual design, construction documentation, and construction period services. Some of the program elements incorporated into the design include:
Natural Stone Plaza
Site Furnishings
Raised Seat Wall/Planter
Playground
Ornamental Cherry Orchard with Meadow Grass and Spring Flowers
Boulder Park is a small yet elegant park located at the north end of East Lake Village. The park’s organic design creates an interesting environment and correlates well with the sculpture-like play structure. Plant variety is abundant and colorful and ornamental grasses produce a prairie like feel. G Brown Design was responsible for park programming, conceptual design, construction documentation and construction period services. Some of the program elements incorporated into the design include:
G Brown Design collaborated with Blalock and Partners Architects, Coen + Partners, & Books + Scarpa, and Southern Utah University (SUU) to provide detailed design and construction period services for Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) and the Engelstad Shakespeare Theater, home to the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Design elements incorporated into the project include: