Community Works Design Group

Team and their favorite guests enjoyed our annual Christmas Party last night. Thank you Market Broiler and Ontario Improv for your awesome hospitality as we celebrated the team responsible for our most successful year yet!

Team picked up a Merit Award for the design of Enchanted Hills Park at this year’s SOCAL ASLA Quality of Life Awards 🏆

HONORING OUR HEROES: The Community Works Design Group team celebrates this morning’s unveiling of the new Veterans Memorial Wall. CWDG worked diligently with Colby Diuguid Jarpd GM and the Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District Board to repurpose the District’s granite dedication plaques from an underwhelming wall in a tucked-away location in Veterans Memorial Park. The plaques have been remounted into a new monument wall in a prominent location at the front of the park, to properly honor those who gave all for the freedom enjoyed by their neighbors.

Also, a special thanks to QCP for their craftsmanship in the wall and for meeting a tight deadline so that today’s ceremony could be possible!

Team is proud to have designed this awesome park with the direct input of the residents and staff of the City of Perris - Government 🙌

"Local residents felt neglected and forgotten because funding had not been invested in their neighborhood for accessible recreational amenities and green spaces," resident surveys indicated.

The city of Perris, California, recognized the urgent need for this community to have equitable access to green spaces and recreational amenities and directed staff to focus on this area and secure the necessary funds to make this dream a reality.

Learn how City of Perris, California, increased equitable park access through Enchanted Hills Community Park: https://bit.ly/4api8fq

Getting our kicks at Duke Watkins Park during this morning’s ribbon cutting ceremony! The Community Works Design Group team was proud to support TKE Engineering in the design and implementation of this Proposition 68-funded park renovation and expansion project for the City of Needles. New features include a Route 66 themed splash pad, pump track, accessible restrooms, small dog park, basketball court, renovated sports field, shade covers, art expression walls and much more!

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Costa Mesa considers buying lot near Shalimar Park for more west-side open space Planning commissioners Tuesday will review whether the purchase of 778 Shalimar Drive for park space would conform with Costa Mesa's general plan. If approved, the pocket park could double in size.