This past weekend, the Kissing Tree community officially opened its doors for the first time with A Taste of Kissing Tree, an exclusive first look at Central Texas’ newest Active Adult community. Visitors enjoyed live music, health and wellness activities, food trucks, beer tastings, and the opportunity to tour eight model homes. Located in San... Read Full Post ›
Located on the Southeast corner of IH30 and Collins Boulevard in the heart of Arlington’s entertainment district, Champions Park will join the destination entertainment centers of Cowboys Stadium, Globe Life Park (The Ballpark in Arlington), and Six Flags over Texas. Our team assisted GSO Architects in planning the center, which is organized around a central... Read Full Post ›
Located along Lamar Boulevard just north of Austin’s Central Business District, Pease District Park is a beloved piece of Austin’s park system. Perhaps most famously known as the site for the annual festival Eeyore’s Birthday Party, the 84-acre Pease Park also serves many students and urban dwellers on a daily basis thanks to its proximity... Read Full Post ›
Architectural Digest has just named the Dallas Arboretum one of the world’s 15 Breathtaking Botanical Gardens to Visit This Season. Listed just under the number one spot, Brooklyn Botanic Garden in New York, the Arboretum is recognized as a “66-acre haven for thriving ferns and azaleas, (and) one of the best views of the downtown... Read Full Post ›
Over the past five years, Texas Christian University (TCU) has been on a mission to renovate or replace nearly every residence hall on its campus. Last month, the University broke ground on the newest component of this vision: the Greek Village. Phase I of the Greek Village includes seven houses, which will hold a combined... Read Full Post ›
The word trace can be…well, traced back to the Middle English usage, meaning “a path that someone or something takes.” This meaning serves as a foundation for the Trace master planned community that is taking shape south of Austin in San Marcos. Located just a stone’s throw from the historic El Camino Real de Los... Read Full Post ›
Posted by Peter Dufrene 05-12-16
We are excited to share the news that two RVi projects received awards at this week’s Texas ASLA Conference in Fort Worth. The annual event draws entries and attendees from across the state, seeking to recognize outstanding examples of recent and past works by Texas landscape architects and to publicize their contributions to an enhanced... Read Full Post ›
Last October brought flooding of historic proportions to Austin that temporarily shut down Austin Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA), flooded the control tower, and handicapped operations for nearly five days. Although flights resumed their normal schedules months ago, the airport is still working to complete its flood recovery effort. This includes renovating the flood-damaged landscape around... Read Full Post ›
Last month, one of Georgetown’s largest and most anticipated projects broke ground. The $700M Wolf Ranch master planned community will include 1,600 homes, 900 multi-family units, 140 acres of parks, trails, and open space, and space for new retail and restaurant development. RVi has been involved with the project since 2013, providing master planning and... Read Full Post ›
