RGS Associates

On Memorial Day, we pause to recognize the service members who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice carries meaning beyond a single day, and we are grateful for the courage, commitment, and legacy they leave behind.

We remember them today with respect and reflection.

Our work with Clock Tower Farm was recently featured by Landscape Architect & Specifier News Magazine!

LASN highlighted the restoration of this historic West Chester estate and the site design work that helped support its next chapter.

The project reflects our passion for developing sustainable solutions. With complex properties like Clock Tower Farm, preservation, functionality, and long-term use all need to work together.

A thoughtful approach to design is shaped by context, careful planning for circulation and outdoor use, and respect for the character that defines the estate.

Learn more about our efforts for Clock Tower Farm:

https://rgsassociates.com/2026/05/19/lasn-project-feature-clock-tower-farm/

Happy 513 Day from RGS Associates! 🌭🖤❤️

This week, RGS Principal and proud University of Cincinnati alumnus Len Bradley, PE introduced the team to a true Cincinnati tradition — Skyline Chili coneys.

To fully embrace the occasion, Len even sported a chili coney hat while serving up Cincinnati’s most iconic comfort food. From first bites to mountains of shredded cheese, the office got a true taste of the 513 spirit.

Today is the kickoff to the 2026 LeadingAge PA Annual Conference & EXPO!

RGS has had the privilege of working alongside organizations that are rethinking senior living through an emphasis on creating communities that prioritize connection, mobility, and independence.

We’re excited to be part of this year’s conversations and to connect with others shaping the future of senior living across Pennsylvania.

If you're planning to attend, find us at Booth 83!

https://s1.goeshow.com/leadingage_pa/annual/2026/index.cfm

The countdown is on for the 2026 LeadingAge PA Annual Conference & EXPO!

This year’s theme is "CHANGEMAKERS" and it intends to highlight the people and organizations willing to rethink traditional models of senior living to better support connection, community, and quality of life.

https://rgsassociates.com/2026/05/04/rethinking-senior-living-from-the-inside-out/

RGS is proud to support our partners and clients who are turning new ideas into places that truly work.

If you’re attending, our team will be available at Booth 83 to connect!

We’re proud to share that two projects supported by RGS design teams have been recognized as 2026 Top Projects by the Central Penn Business Journal (CPBJ)!

At the annual Real Estate & Development Summit and Top Projects event, editors of the CPBJ highlight the impact of thoughtful design and strong collaboration across Central Pennsylvania.

We extend our congratulations this year to the efforts behind:
- WellSpan CityGate Surgical Center
- The Country Club of York

These projects reflect the innovation, coordination, and community impact that define great work in our region, and we’re honored to have played a role with each.

https://www.cpbj.com/event/real-estate-development-summit-and-top-projects/

Senior living design is being shaped by a broader view of how residents live, connect, and move through a community each day.

In our new feature at the Newsroom on the RGS website, we share perspectives on planning senior living environments that support walkability, shared amenities, and stronger community identity.

For those who work across the senior living sector, you'll find new insights into the priorities influencing communities today and the decisions that will shape what comes next.

https://rgsassociates.com/2026/05/04/rethinking-senior-living-from-the-inside-out/

Planning on attending the 2026 LeadingAge PA Annual Conference & EXPO in Hershey? Find us at Booth 83 from May 11-13!

As World Landscape Architecture Month comes to a close, our team reflects on the ideas that continue to help shape our environments.

In this staff Q&A, RGS staff share thoughtful perspectives on what makes landscape architecture meaningful. Their responses speak to the value of spaces that feel intuitive, support accessibility, and create identity.

These insights also reinforce a broader point. Landscape Architecture plays a vital role in how people move through a site, connect with a place, and experience the built environment long after construction is complete.

For more of our insights on landscape architecture, visit the Newsroom at the RGS website:

https://rgsassociates.com/2026/04/13/why-landscape-architecture-remains-the-enduring-force-of-the-built-environment/

With our attention on World Landscape Architecture Month, we're reminded of another award-winning project recognized for historic preservation.

The Reserve at Maybrook was a cover story in Landscape Architecture and Specifier News (LASN)! Also receiving a Montgomery Award, our work highlights how thoughtful, site-sensitive design can preserve historic character and still support modern development.

In many ways, landscape architecture can tell a story. We're proud to have partners like LASN that can help tell these stories with us:

https://rgsassociates.com/2026/01/17/upgrading-the-past-the-reserve-at-maybrook/

Landscape architecture shapes how people experience communities, campuses, neighborhoods, and public spaces every day.

In our new feature, Bernard Panzak, Jr. and Lindsey Anderson share their perspectives on how the profession is evolving through stronger environmental priorities, new digital tools, and the steady need for practical design judgment.

When we take the time to look across generations, you find the foundations that remain constant. Well-designed outdoor spaces still depend on coordination, responsiveness to context, and a clear understanding of how people will use them.

https://rgsassociates.com/2026/04/13/why-landscape-architecture-remains-the-enduring-force-of-the-built-environment/