Halvorson Design develops a Downtown Riverfront Master Plan for Nashua, NH
Press: Waterfront developers prepare for a sea change
Planning the Largest Mixed-Use Development in the Region
Located on the site of the former Rockingham Park racing track along Route 28 in Salem, NH, Tuscan Village is set to become the largest mixed-use development of its kind in the region. The master plan for this themed 170-acre lifestyle center—developed by architects Prellwitz Chilinski Associates with landscape visioning by Halvorson Design for Tuscan Brands and Grossman Development—will feature a luxury hotel, restaurants, entertainment venues, retail, and residences, as well as corporate and medical offices.
Hingham cemetery plans renovation, expansion
Passport to a Climate Resilient South Boston
Greenovate Boston shared updates from the Climate Ready South Boston Open House, where residents and stakeholders gathered to get updates on the project and share their insights. Led by Arcadis, a global leader in climate resilience, the team for the South Boston Resiliency Study includes Halvorson Design Partnership, CivicMoxie, Harriet Tregoning, coUrbanize, HR&A and the Woods Hole Group.
New Quincy Center park on track for summer debut
Construction of the new Hancock Adams Green is on track to finish summer 2018 and stay within its budget, according to Christopher Walker, spokesman for Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch. Halvorson Design worked with the City and design team to create a new activated park and streetscape that will connect cyclists and pedestrians to downtown Quincy..
Press: In Boston’s Leading Hospitals, Nature Is Part of the Therapy
In a recent issue of ASLA's The Dirt, author Jared Green visited two projects in Boston that exemplify the valuable role nature plays in recovery: the Spaulding Rehabilitation Center and the Halvorson-designed Howard Ulfelder, MD, Healing Garden located on the 8th floor of Massachusetts General Hospital's Yawkey Center for Outpatient Care.
Asa Gray Garden: A 21st Century Garden for a 19th Century Botanist
Celebrating the distinguished career of Asa Gray—considered by many to be the most important American botanist of the 19th century—the Asa Gray Garden is one of the first spaces that greets visitors to Mount Auburn Cemetery. It sets the stage for the unfolding vistas, landscape specimens, and monuments that wait beyond the cemetery gates.
