• Public Open Space — A landscape buffer along Platte Park respects and enhances the existing open space experience for park users
• Ecology — The highly drought tolerant plant palette respects the park ecosystem by prohibiting new invasive species, while minimizing the need for supplemental irrigation
• Water Quality — A water quality bio-swale intercepts all storm water runoff from the site
• Viewshed — View corridors are preserved within the community from South Platte River Parkway through the park foothills to improve visual connectivity of open space

Alta Aspen Grove, a 280-unit transit oriented apartment community in Littleton, Colorado, was selected as the Multi-Family Project of the Year at the 2012 Rocky Mountain Commercial Real Estate Expo.  This Silver certified LEED for Home community is located within convenient walking distance of the Mineral Avenue light rail station and the Aspen Grove Lifestyle Center.  The community also adjoins South Platte Park, Carson Nature Center and the Platte River Greenway.  Alta Aspen Grove offers residents a truly unique opportunity for convenient access to active outdoor recreation and a range of urban amenities.

Uncommon Respect for: 

• Community— We created public park space that provides for both residents and the surrounding neighborhood
• Residents— The design and layout of an innovative pool and clubhouse that we implemented, respects the need for a gathering place and broad range of amenities for all residents
• Connectivity— Our approach to walkability is presented in an interconnected walk and trail system that provides access to transit and the community event center

Consilium Design planned the Alta at Harvest Station as a luxury community that features the highest quality landscape and architectural design. Alta has an extensive amenity package including direct garage access, secured site access, a luxury pool and community center.

We complimented the outdoor features with an event lawn, a central mail kiosk, a bicycle repair station, a dog park, a recycling facility, electric car charging stations and a full range of concierge services.

Alta at Harvest Station, a 297-unit, transit-oriented apartment community in Broomfield, Colorado received unanimous approval from the Broomfield City Council.  Located immediately east of the 1^st Bank Center and the RTD US 36 & Broomfield Park-n-Ride, the community is 15 minutes from work and recreational opportunities in both Denver and Boulder.  A commuter rail station is also planned just southeast of Alta at Harvest Station.

The Powered by Prescient Apartments are a 2.7 acre multi-family development located in the heart of RidgeGate in Lone Tree, Colorado.

In this landscape plan, we focused on the pool/grilling amenity space on the third floor along with a strong streetscape focused design. We had to focus on creating a landscape design for the streetscape that played off the architecture of the building.

ADA COMPLIANT

• IRRIGATION DESIGN COORDINATION

• PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

• STORM WATER MANAGEMENT

• CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

• TANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT

• EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER

• Topography— The master plan responds to a unique landscape with careful housing layouts that work seamlessly throughout elevation change
• Lifestyle— The design offers diverse housing options with an uncommon sense of individuality and sense of place for residents
• Culture— Multiple pedestrian oriented neighborhoods linked within an overall community influences the sense of place through a mix of neighborhood-serving uses, including an elementary school, a community recreation center, and a variety of retail and office spaces.

GWorld Real Estate’s master-planned, transit oriented community is conveniently located just across the Yangtze River, southeast of downtown Chongqing.  The Municipality of Chongqing is home to over 30 million people, with 14 million people living in a densely-urbanized region.  Development of the GWorld project is a key component of the planned growth of this emerging metropolis.  Connected to Downtown Chongqing by light rail, commuter/shuttle bus and highway transit, the GWorld community is ideally located for mixed-use and residential development.  Uses surrounding the site include a government office campus and manufacturing facilities that will expand the employment base.  A 72-hole championship golf course community is underway to the west and a large community park and open space is planned to the south.  Approximately 680,000 square meters of building development is anticipated within the community, including over 60,000 square meters of commercial/retail and as many as 4,000 residential units.  An extensive, interconnected system of open spaces, parkways and amenities create the exciting backdrop for new urban living residents.