Site Planning and Urban Design
From simple site plans to large master planning projects including commercial, residential, industrial and institutional, EEC incorporates creative site design blended with quality engineering to optimize a project's potential.
Whether it is a plaza, streetscape, or waterway, EEC's objective is to enhance a project and make a lasting impression for the users. Using the unique qualities of a site, we shape the built environment to create a welcoming place that reflects the socio-economic, cultural, historic, and ecological identity of the site.
Service Areas Include:
- Public Right-of-Way
- Residential
- Commercial
Project Experience:
Yuma Riverfront/Downtown Development, Yuma, Arizona
EEC served as a landscape architect liaison with national and local consultants for multiple Colorado River riverfront improvements projects. The project included master planning, design concept reports, and construction plans for trails, parks, and urban improvements.
21st Street and Indian School Road, Phoenix, Arizona
EEC provided site planning, engineering, and landscape architecture for this 18-unit condominium complex in central Phoenix. This included preparation of site plans, grading, drainage, water and sewer plans, final plat, and landscape design.
Native American Interpretive Center, Fort Huachuca, Arizona
EEC provided Fort Huachuca with a Conceptual Plan for a proposed Native American Interpretive Center to be located in the vicinity of a site including remnants of a 1930's-1940's adobe village that housed the Native American scouts and their families in the final era of Apache settlement of the Fort.
Gila Bend ADMS, Maricopa County, Arizona
As part of a Maricopa County Flood Control Area Drainage Master Study, EEC provided site planning concepts for public amenities using flood control facilities including golf course, lake, and park facilities.
Behrend Drive ADOT Parcels, Phoenix, Arizona
EEC provided site planning and landscape design for remnant land parcels owned by the Arizona Department of Transportation. The planning and design was completed to allow ADOT to market and sell the property.
Julian Wash Cultural Resource Park, Tucson, Arizona
EEC provided planning and design for a cultural resource park at the I-10/I-19 interchange. The site has significant archaeological finds which will be preserved with the park and will include paths, armadas, and interpretive signage.
