by Toni Takacs | Dec 20, 2021
Remington, IN
Community Park Trail
HWC worked closely with the Town of Remington to secure a grant from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Land and Water Conservation Fund to develop a trail system within New Park. Main goals of the project were to create a one-mile long walking and biking trail to connect all areas of the park, including their popular splashpad. A small footbridge and trail node with bike racks and a bike repair station were also included.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 20, 2021
Princeton, IN
Princeton Trails
As a part of the city’s Stellar Communities effort, three trail projects were implemented—the Toyota Trail, the Heritage Trail, and the Tiger Trail. The City of Princeton engaged the HWC team to lead the trail design as well as the development of a wayfinding system. The wayfinding system included custom trail markers and map kiosks. HWC also developed a logo that was incorporated into bike racks and the overall theming of the trail system.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 20, 2021
Rushville, IN
Morgan Street and Flatrock Run Trail
The Morgan Street and Flatrock Run Trail connects a newly invigorated downtown Rushville and City Center with their regional attraction, Riverside Park and Overlook at Riverside. Custom historical markers were used to illustrate the transition from the river to the railroad. Other project amenities included limestone seat walls, landscape beds, granite pavers, a mini plaza at the library and new terraced limestone seat walls near Riverside Park and the Riverside Park Amphitheater.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 20, 2021
French Lick, IN
French Lick Town Center
HWC collaborated with Storrow Kinsella Associates on the implementation of a downtown revitalization master plan for the City of French Lick. Projects included a new town park with water feature, event lawn and signature trellis feature, streetscape along several corridors, monumental signage, landscaping, lighting, wayfinding, several trail sections, and a roundabout. The combination of these projects transformed the area, better serving residents and local businesses while integrating the adjacent resort with the downtown district.
by Toni Takacs | Dec 19, 2021
New Albany, IN
River Recreation Site
Originally stemming from the New Albany Parks and Recreation Master Plan, the River Recreation Site project is a multi-phase brownfield site that is being repurposed into public recreational amenities along the Ohio River. The first phase included acquisition, demolition, and site clean-up. The current phase includes the design and construction of a boat ramp and overlook park. A recreational park will be the future and final phase which may include natural areas, hiking paths, trail amenities, and camping facilities.
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