Halvorson

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Joe Ficiocello spotlights our work with St. Sebastian’s School, transforming the school’s existing sloped embankment into an outdoor amphitheater with six viewing terraces and capacity for up to 470 spectators.

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Vesna Maneva spotlights our work with award-winning Huntington Shopping Center in Huntington, NY that was recognized by the Long Island Business News.

See the project: https://www.tighebond.com/landscape-architecture-projects-learningbydesign-libn-awards/

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Rich Houghton spotlights the historic Child Fountain Restoration in Boston Public Garden, done in partnership with the Friends of the Public Garden.

See the project here: https://www.halvorsondesign.com/public-garden-child-fountain-restoration

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Gary Hon spotlights our work with Allston Labworks, a dynamic hub combining state-of-the-art research facilities, offices, residences, and retail. Part of this complex includes the Westford Green pocket park.

See the project: https://ow.ly/yRHe50YKzQq

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Joseph Ficociello spotlights Thomson Place, which transformed former warehouse buildings into a vibrant dining and retail destination in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood.

See the project: https://ow.ly/ASwb50YGJkg

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Vesna Maneva spotlights our work with Bristol Aggie, a vocational-technical school/working farm in Dighton, MA that has been recognized with awards from organizations, including Engineering News-Record and Boston Society of Landscape Architects.

See the project: https://ow.ly/9ZwN50YGFzy

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Rich Houghton spotlights Generals Park, which serves as both a public amenity and a monument honoring 18 U.S. Generals, and all military personnel with local roots, for their service.

See the project: https://ow.ly/tT0h50YCWrI

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite detail that makes each space unique and impactful.

Frederick Douglass Park transformed a once-vacant lot into a welcoming pocket park for performances and rest in the heart of Lynn’s thriving arts district, which included a towering “Stories of Lynn” mural that quickly became the project muse, said Vesna Maneva.

See the project: https://ow.ly/tOrN50YCwr9

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Shannon Jamieson spotlights our Channelside project, a vibrant, resilient mixed-use development overlooking Boston’s Fort Point Channel.

See the project: https://ow.ly/txE850YBVVx

[Photo credit: DBOX]

Why “& Design?”

Our new channel name reflects how design happens. As Tighe & Bond's in-house studio, we work across disciplines; integrating environmental, infrastructure, community needs, and regulatory frameworks into every design project.

The “&” represents those connections that span geographies, teams, and areas of expertise. Design isn’t isolated — it’s part of a broader, collaborative process.

Through this dedicated channel, we’ll share our landscape architecture, planning, and design work, along with the thinking and partnerships behind it.