Visioning
Application Deadline: Park Design Workshop
Each year, the Park Pride's Park Visioning team hosts a Park Design Workshop, which pairs registered Friends groups with a volunteer design professional (landscape architect or civil engineer) to get … Continue Reading →
Park Visioning Application Deadline: City of Atlanta
GA, United StatesApplication Deadline, July 29: Design Consultation for Park Signage
Do you have an idea for a signage project in your neighborhood park? Do you have historical research to share with your community? Does your park trail system need a wayfinding system? Would you like to describe some of the plants, animals, or ecosystems in your park? Then this is the opportunity for you!
Falling Water Park: Big Ideas Meeting
Falling Water Park is undergoing Park Visioning with Park Pride. Attend this virtual meeting on Zoom to learn more about the history of Falling Water Park, understand the challenges and … Continue Reading →
Falling Water Park: Preliminary Plan Presentation
Therrell High School 3099 Panther Trail SW, Atlanta, GA, United StatesFalling Water Park is undergoing Park Visioning with Park Pride. Attend this virtual meeting, see results from the community survey, and view draft design concepts for the future of Falling … Continue Reading →
Falling Water Park: Vision Plan Presentation
Falling Water Park is undergoing Park Visioning with Park Pride. Attend this meeting to see the final vision plan for Falling Water Park and let us know what you think.
Park Visioning Application Deadline: Unincorporated DeKalb County
GA, United States
Virtual Park Design Workshop Information Session
Park Pride’s 2024 park design consultation & workshop will bring needed attention to our park entrances and gateways to create memorable, safe, accessible, and welcoming thresholds in our neighborhood parks. If … Continue Reading →
Park Design Workshop: Entrances & Gateways
Lang-Carson Recreation Center 100 Flat Shoals Ave SE, Atlanta, GA, United StatesPark entrances and gateways are more than just safe and accessible pathways into parks, and our perception and use of parks is greatly affected by how we arrive and move … Continue Reading →