Element Design, PLLC

It's been a great couple weeks for community park ribbon cuttings at Element! Today brings the official opening of New Walnut Park in Louisville, with an awesome synthetic turf field made possible by a generous donation from the Cincinnati Bengals, great community vision and support, one of our favorite clients, Louisville Metro Parks. Thanks to JRA Architects, KPFF and CMTA for being great teammates. Also thanks to great vendors like DWA Recreation and The Motz Group and terrific Contractor Sullivan Cozart.

We've built, renovated, and opened more parks across Louisville than ever before, and today we opened New Walnut Street Park in the Russell neighborhood. This is just one more way we're building safe, welcoming public places that create a healthier Louisville and a higher quality of life.

We are hiring in our Lexington office! We are looking for a landscape architect or designer with 3+ years of experience to join our team. If you're looking for meaningful work with a talented and experienced team, check out our website for the full description:

Landscape Architecture and Civil Engineering Jobs — element design Come work with us. Do you enjoy working in a dynamic and fast-paced atmosphere? Are you passionate about great design? We are currently looking for a landscape designer. If this is you, please check our our full job description here. We always like to hear from talented and qualified individuals. If...

The design for Phoenix Park at last has gone public!
We are excited to see the design starting to move closer to reality with the City and hopefully community stakeholders pitching in to fund this much needed reimagining of our central downtown plaza.

The design process with our team members it Lexington Parks & Recreation, Gresham Smith and KFI Engineers has been a fun, collaborative journey, we can't wait to see it to reality.

From eyesore to asset: Here’s a peek at plans for downtown Lexington park overhaul “It’s become this random block that no one wants to invest in,” said Jason Ervin, a resident who has pushed the city for more than a decade to upgrade the park.