Town of Westlake
- landscape architecture
- Westlake, Texas
Project Scope
2.1 miles
Construction Type
New
Project Delivery Method
Design-Bid-Build
Project Components
Decorative paving and landscaping at intersections, dark skies compliant lighting, wayfinding signage, trails, shaded rest areas, benches, and a destination trailhead plaza with off-street parking
The F.M. 1938 Streetscape is a 2.1-mile TxDOT-funded roadway and trail/pedestrian enhancement project through the fast-growing Town of Westlake. Design elements reflect the town’s rural character while creating a linear park for the corridor as a center of commerce and pedestrian-friendly development. Among the improvements were decorative paving and landscaping at intersections, dark skies compliant lighting, trails, shaded rest areas, and a destination trailhead plaza. It was the firm’s first project in the Town of Westlake and the first shade shelters along an urban roadway streetscape in the town.
Services Provided
- Phase I - Master planning, schematic design, master plan report, construction documents, and construction administration
- Phase II - Construction documents and construction administration (Green Ribbon Project)
- Phase III - Construction documents and construction administration
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