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Community engagement is one of the most important parts of the design process.

Last week, members of our Phoenix team joined the City of Tempe Government and project partners for a community engagement event focused on the future of Rio North Shore Park. Residents had the opportunity to explore the emerging vision for the park, share feedback and help shape the next chapter of this important community space.

A highlight of the event was an interactive physical model created by Holly Street Studio, which helped bring the concept to life and sparked thoughtful conversations about the park's future.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to share ideas, ask questions and participate in the process. Community input is essential to creating parks that reflect local priorities, support everyday experiences and serve future generations.

There's still time to share your feedback through the City of Tempe's online survey ⬇️
https://communityfeedback.opengov.com/portals/tempeaz/Issue_15015

Construction progress at Holladay Hills Plaza ⛰️

A recent site visit offered a closer look at the ongoing transformation of the renovated Macy’s building and surrounding plaza at Holladay Hills in Holladay, Utah.

One of the things we’ve loved most about this project is the opportunity to create a plaza that feels connected to the local landscape and gives people places to slow down, gather and spend time outdoors. The natural stone elements now going in are beginning to shape that experience across the site.

Grateful to be collaborating with Woodbury Corporation, Nelsen Partners, Spectrum Engineers and Hydrosystems as the project continues to take shape.