Landscape Architecture

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As part of a design collaboration, A DYE DESIGN focused on the form, materials, and intent of the art installation for the light rail bridge. The construction administration team was award-winning.

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We created a park in an existing retention basin to be visually reminiscent of river currents when viewed from the new adjacent condominium development. This project features innovative use of gabions and artistic incorporation of a major drainage outlet.

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The first of its kind in Tempe, Angela’s design helped pave the way for project types like this in the Valley. This project features pedestrian improvements and enhancements to a one-mile section of a busy and multimodal street connecting neighborhoods to downtown and ASU.

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We served as the planning coordinator for the nine-mile scenic roadway improvement project successfully using the Context Sensitive Solution program. Our services included charrette facilitation; presentations to the community and design advisory panels; coordination with stakeholders such as Coconino National Forest, Big Park Regional Council/Yavapai County, FHWA, and City of Sedona; and preparation of urban design studies.

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This multi–award-winning project, built in 2007, is the completion of A Dye Design’s committed nine-year effort, from initial master planning to construction administration. The firm’s design role included site design, undercrossing aesthetics, Biltmore and Esplanade streetscape frontage, shade analysis, and public/stakeholder facilitation. Artist collaboration in pedestrian tunnel: Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt.

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