Wilder Park is a community park within the City of Orinda. Verde Design was retained by the Wilder Ranch developer, Brooks Street, to design a synthetic turf baseball and soccer field, a natural grass little league/softball field, a picnic area, and playgrounds.
Education Realty Trust (EdR), recently acquired by Greystar, a leading developer of campus housing selected Verde Design to develop two adult baseball fields at Army Depot Park, at the intersection of Okinawa and Mortono St.
Verde provided landscape architecture, engineering, and construction services for the renovation of two synthetic turf fields at Sea Cloud and Catamaran Parks.
The City of Paso Robles was awarded a State of California Department of Parks and Recreation Proposition 84 Grant for a new park at 36th and Spring Streets.
With the amount of use Garfield Square Park had received since its initial installation, the City of San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department hired Verde Design to refurbish it after so much activity throughout the years.
VERDE DESIGN DEVELOPED Master Plans and designed renovations for athletic facilities for the Palo Alto and Gunn High School campuses. Verde was initially retained to design improvements to the stadium fields at both high schools.
Verde Design provided site design, construction documents, and construction administration services to Saint Ignatius College Prep when administrators leased a former school site in Pacifica to obtain additional sports fields for their school,
Gateway Plaza involved the reinvention of a plaza space between three corporate towers situated at the end of a cul-de-sac.
