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Halvorson Dedicated channel for Tighe & Bond’s in-house landscape architecture, urban design, & planning studio. www.tighebond.com

We help shape the open and built spaces that enhance our communities. It’s an integrated offering that spans planning, civil/site design, landscape architecture, renewable energy, and coastal and waterfront engineering. Our experienced team partners with public and private clients to navigate even the most complex projects, delivering results that produce more usable, vibrant and resilient spaces.

The best landscapes are shaped through collaboration. Through our series, we’re highlighting how our landscape archite...
08/20/2026

The best landscapes are shaped through collaboration. Through our series, we’re highlighting how our landscape architects work across disciplines and teams to solve complex challenges through integrated design.

In S**o, Maine, our landscape architecture, regulatory, and coastal engineering teams are working with the City of S**o Government on the first phase of its Local Beach Management Plan. Pictured is Rob Adams speaking at a public engagement session for the project earlier this year.

Once complete, this plan will provide guidance on short- and long-term conceptual strategies to maintain and conserve the coastline while protecting public infrastructure and minimizing loss to private property. The plan will also provide regulatory guidance and funding strategies.
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The best landscapes are shaped through collaboration. Through our series, we’re highlighting how our landscape archite...
08/13/2026

The best landscapes are shaped through collaboration. Through our series, we’re highlighting how our landscape architects work across disciplines and teams to solve complex challenges through integrated design.

For the Mount Washington Summit Assessment, our landscape architects worked alongside environmental scientists, engineers, ecologists, GIS specialists, and architects to assess existing conditions and help guide future improvements at Mount Washington State Park.
This important work will help the New Hampshire Department of Natural and Cultural Resources target efforts to improve visitor experience, address infrastructure needs, and actively safeguard one of the world’s most sensitive alpine ecosystems.

https://ow.ly/aufu50ZzsMe

Quincy Navy Park at Squantum transforms a historically significant waterfront site into a place for reflection, learning...
08/11/2026

Quincy Navy Park at Squantum transforms a historically significant waterfront site into a place for reflection, learning, and gathering, connecting visitors with Quincy’s naval legacy. Our landscape architects designed the park to bring air and sea history to life through welcoming public spaces and immersive interpretive features inspired by the site’s history of shipbuilding and aviation.

Explore the project in Landscape Forms’ profile: https://ow.ly/Ceil50ZyH04

The best landscapes are shaped through collaboration. Through our series, we’re highlighting how our landscape archite...
08/06/2026

The best landscapes are shaped through collaboration. Through our series, we’re highlighting how our landscape architects work across disciplines and teams to solve complex challenges through integrated design.

To develop an important watershed-based plan for the Massachusetts portion of the Spicket River Watershed, our team identified priority locations for green infrastructure and nature-based solutions to reduce stormwater runoff and improve stormwater quality. Our landscape architects created visualizations for public outreach and grant applications, helping our client build community support and secure funding to advance the next phase of two priority green infrastructure projects.

We’re honored to share that our work on the Wharf District Resiliency Plan was recognized with an Honor Award in the Ana...
06/19/2026

We’re honored to share that our work on the Wharf District Resiliency Plan was recognized with an Honor Award in the Analysis and Planning category at the Boston Society of Landscape Architects Society of Landscape Architects Design Awards.

Our firm and a team led by Arup and the Wharf District Council developed a vision for a resilient waterfront that adapts to projected sea level rise and storm events while expanding public Harborwalk access along the iconic, working waterfront in Boston’s Wharf District. https://ow.ly/8QKj50ZeH7M

Richard Houghton joined our client, Friends of the Public Garden, at Fenway Park to accept the Frederick Law Olmsted Awa...
06/17/2026

Richard Houghton joined our client, Friends of the Public Garden, at Fenway Park to accept the Frederick Law Olmsted Award from Preservation Massachusetts for our work on the Child Fountain Restoration.

We collaborated with project partners to renovate the historic fountain and sculptures at the iconic Arlington Street entrance of the garden. The project reactivated the fountains that had been out of service for decades, added additional seating to sit and enjoy the fountain and artwork, and enhanced the visitor experience while respecting the historic character of the garden.

Congratulations to the full project team, including FOPG, City of Boston, Fleming Brothers, Daedalus Conservation, Bryant Associates, Dan Euser Waterarchitecture, LeMessurier, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, and GEI Consultants, Inc..
https://ow.ly/4OSe50ZcUuL

We had a great time connecting with members of the community at the Stratford Main Street Festival and gathering input o...
06/16/2026

We had a great time connecting with members of the community at the Stratford Main Street Festival and gathering input on the Stratford Civic Plaza project.

Our landscape architects are working with the Town of Stratford to redesign a new campus on a 13-acre parcel adjacent to various community facilities, including the Sterling House Community Center, Sterling Homestead, Stratford Library, and more. Once complete, the new site design aims to enhance accessible connections between these buildings, improve vehicle access and parking, and develop the plaza to support educational programming and community events in the outdoor spaces.

Thank you to the Stratford residents who stopped by to share your ideas and feedback. Your input will help shape a vibrant public space that reflects the needs, character, and spirit of Stratford.

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our t...
04/27/2026

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Joe Ficiocello spotlights our work with St. Sebastian’s School, transforming the school’s existing sloped embankment into an outdoor amphitheater with six viewing terraces and capacity for up to 470 spectators.

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our t...
04/24/2026

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Vesna Maneva spotlights our work with award-winning Huntington Shopping Center in Huntington, NY that was recognized by the Long Island Business News.

See the project: https://www.tighebond.com/landscape-architecture-projects-learningbydesign-libn-awards/

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our t...
04/21/2026

To celebrate , we’re taking a closer look at the details that bring spaces to life. Over the course of the month, our team will highlight projects alongside a favorite design element that makes each space unique and impactful.

Rich Houghton spotlights the historic Child Fountain Restoration in Boston Public Garden, done in partnership with the Friends of the Public Garden.

See the project here: https://www.halvorsondesign.com/public-garden-child-fountain-restoration

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