Our parks & public spaces portfolio projects.

Lake City Park – Board & Vellum
A New Public Park for a Local Community

Lake City Park

A neighborhood park celebrating recreation, urban agriculture, relaxation, and featuring art funded by the 1% For The Arts program.

Kids play on log play structures at Westside Park in Redmond, Washington. Park refresh by Board & Vellum landscape architecture team.
Refreshing a Park With a Woodsy Feel

Westside Park Rejuvenation

Adding to a park’s woodsy, natural feel, cultivating its connection to a local trail system, and creating spaces for all-ages.

Mercer Island Bike Skills Area – Board & Vellum
Outreach & Permitting for a Unique Park

Mercer Island Bike Skills Area

Nestled in a mature wooded area, this skill-building bike course offers visitors of all ages and abilities challenging and fun recreation.

15th Avenue East Community Workshop – Board & Vellum and Environmental Works
Community Outreach & Design Charrette

15th Avenue East Community Workshop

A series of events to give the 15th Avenue East community the opportunity to weigh in on the future of their neighborhood.

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Lake City Park

This new neighborhood park in the Lake City neighborhood in Seattle celebrates play, recreation, urban agriculture, relaxation, art, and enjoying the outdoors. Though funding from Seattle's 1% For The Arts program, the site features work by artist Elizabeth R. Gahan.

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