This civic renovation project reimagines an aging turf and planting area as a more resilient, ecologically aligned landscape for community use. The design enhances the site’s environmental performance through updated planting strategies, improved circulation, and a simplified, maintenance-conscious layout. Emphasizing sustainability, usability, and long-term stewardship, the renovation strengthens the park’s role as an accessible and welcoming public space within the City of Livermore.
Key Contributions
As a landscape designer on the project, I contributed across concept development, site planning, and visualization, including:
Developing early site layouts to organize the linear park spine, connection points, and relationships between the theatre, science museum, housing, and adjacent streets.
Assisting with refinement of circulation and program diagrams to balance play areas, lawns, plazas, and the Veterans Memorial within a compact urban footprint.
Supporting the production of illustrative plans, diagrams, and presentation graphics that communicated the park’s connective role and public-realm improvements to stakeholders.
Coordinating iterative adjustments to layout, planting zones, and interface conditions based on team feedback, redlines, and evolving project requirements.