HHI Foundation Gives Out Funds to Non-profit Groups - Mitchelville is one of them!

WPi is providing planning services for the Mitchelville Preservation Project. Click Here for more information on WPi.

Mitchelville Article

ASLA's The Dirt Features "Projects That Use Collaborative Approaches and Reclaim Public Space"

ASLA'S The Dirt

ASLA's The Dirt features "Quantifying the Benefits of the Sustainable Sites Initiative"

ASLA's The Dirt

Check out the #WPi Booth at the Georgia Recreation & Park Association 2010 Conference on Jekyll Island!

The Conference took place Sunday, October 31st to Thursday, November 4th, 2010.

#WPi November 2010 E-blast Featuring Columbia Parc!

Columbia Parc

ASLA's The Dirt features "Green Roofs Reduce the Urban Heat Island Effect"

ASLA's The Dirt

"Human Landscapes in SW Florida" featured piece in the Big Picture section of The Boston Globe

Boston Globe

ASLA's The Dirt features "Revitalizing Cities with Innovative Parks"

ASLA The Dirt

#WPi October E-blast - Revitalization Improves Hotel & Resort Properties Position in Market Place

#WPi October E-blast

On Monday #WPi began the pre-planning phase with the City of Clinton for the development of a new multi-purpose recreational complex!

Clinton Chronicle

#WPi Presented (2) Sessions at the “Transition to a Sustainable Georgia” Fall Conference hosted by The GA Chapter of APA. See Below

GA Chapter of American Planning Association

2010 Fall Conference

Fall Conference Session Descriptions


New Gateways for Valdosta: A Master Plan for Two Primary Entry Corridors:
Session will explore the process of creating a master plan for “Gateways” into Valdosta. This current case study project will review the various factors influencing planning and design, including corridor visual enhancement, access management, way finding, beautification and economic aspects.
(Presented by #WPi's J. David Malcolm, ASLA and LPA's Bonnie Pfuntner)

Sustainable Sites Initiative: Guidelines for Sustainable Land Design, Construction, and Maintenance Practices:
The Sustainable Sites Initiative, developed by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center was created to promote sustainable land development and management practices that can apply to sites with and without buildings. The presentation shall give a general overview of the program, its rating system, and a case study exploration of an existing pilot project.
(Presented by #WPi's J. David Malcolm, ASLA and Kristen Mansfield, ASLA, LEED AP)
http://sustainablesites.org/presentations/download.php

Brownfield Sites Being Transformed into Community Parks Featured in ASLA's "The Dirt"

Industrial Wasteland to Community Park

Check Out "The Thin Green Line: Investing in Urban Parks" featured on PBS.org

Urban Parks Video

Just Out! Florida Recreation & Park Association Fall 2010 Journal #WPi on page 14

FRPA Journal

New Chicago Angular and Permeable Park featured in ASLA's "The Dirt"

The Dirt

#WPi thanks everyone for stopping by our booth at the SCRPA 2010 Conference! Check out some pics from the conference...

The Altanta Beltline and Inman Alley featured in the "Atlanta INtown" Newspaper

Atlanta InTown Newspaper

Georgetown sets public meeting in various parts of the county to review New Regional Park Plans! #WPi is one of the consultants.

Georgetown Article

Click Here for more information on #WPi services

9/12-9/13 Visit #WPi @ Booth #56 South Carolina Park & Recreation 2010 Conference at the Westin on HHI, SC! Check Out Newest #WPi Pastimes

#WPi Latest Pastimes Newsletter
Information on WPi
Information on SCRPA 2010 Annual Conference

Check out the news from ASLA's "The Dirt" featuring ASLA 2010 Student Awards, Top 100 Greenest Schools and much much more!

The Dirt from ASLA