by Toni Takacs | Dec 2, 2021
Indianapolis, IN
Nine + Eighteen Apartments
HWC assisted AXIS Architecture with design of the rooftop courtyard amenity space and the surrounding streetscape for the Nine + Eighteen Apartments project in Indianapolis. The HWC team was responsible for the survey, site design, utility coordination, and landscape architecture components of the project. Close coordination with the architect was required to apply municipal requirements as well as meet the satisfaction of adjacent property owners.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 2, 2021
Fishers, IN
The Spark Luxury Apartments
HWC lead the design of the courtyard amenity space and the surrounding streetscape for the Spark Luxury Apartments in Fishers. Working closely with the development team of Envoy Companies, AXIS Architecture, SPEAR Corporation, and Kimley-Horn, our landscape architects were able to apply the Nickle Plate District standards to the streetscape design as well as provide J.C. Hart Company with a programmable courtyard that includes a saltwater pool, outdoor grille, dining areas, gas firepits, and bocce courts.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 1, 2021
West Lafayette, IN
City Hall
HWC assisted AXIS Architecture and KBSO Engineering with the retrofit of an existing elementary school into a new city hall building for the City of West Lafayette. The HWC civil site and landscape architecture team was responsible for the outdoor spaces including parking, ADA building egress, outdoor dining and gathering spaces, rain gardens, extensive landscaping, and lighting. Conceptual development was also provided for a Chauncey Avenue streetscape and festival space.
by Toni Takacs | Nov 23, 2021
Rushville, IN
Rushville Stellar Communities
Following the completion of their Rushville Comprehensive Plan, the city turned to HWC to craft their Stellar Communities Strategic Investment Plan. HWC led the planning and management process to identify community projects and associated cost estimates, as well as project schedules. This planning effort resulted in the implementation of a wide range of quality-of-life investments totaling nearly $18.0 million. Projects included Flatrock Run Trail, downtown streetscape enhancements, homeowner repair program, and improvements to the Riverside and Overlook Parks. Overall, $117 million has been invested in the community as a result of the Stellar program.
by Toni Takacs | Nov 20, 2021
Charlestown, IN
Park and Recreation Master Plan
HWC worked closely with the city, parks department, and a local steering committee to complete a Parks Master Plan for Charlestown. After reviewing input from over thirty stakeholder interviews and a public survey with excellent participation, recommendations were prioritized into four categories—connectivity, programming, projects, and policy. Adding one major facility to the parks system every five years was a principal goal of the plan, which the city is actively working to implement.
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