Roth LaMotte Landscape Architecture

09/17/2021

East Black Point is open to the public! Early evenings are lovely with the lights going on and the sunset hitting the EB hills. We're fortunate to have worked on the design of the rehabilitation with an amazing team of NPS & GGNPC Project Managers, great technical consultants and the Site stewardship team.

05/22/2021

We've been working on the design and Construction Documents for this since 2009. So very honored and excited to see it happening now. Site visits are spectacular and the crew and NPS are, as per usual, so wonderful to work with. The site work is cruising along and we're moving on to the historic metals restoration, restroom construction and bridge fabrication.

The initiative will provide new access, trails and amenities for the 750,000 annual visitors at the overlook.

10/25/2018

Three of our projects made the list! Get out and enjoy this amazing region!

Just in time for the holidays: Work up an appetite—or ward off a food coma—on one of these truly unique trails in the Golden Gate National Parks. You might even see the latest Art in the Parks exhibit while you’re sweating out that seasonal smorgasbord.

08/09/2018

Just finishing this one up...

08/09/2018

12/06/2017

Phase 1 of the design is finally in! Take a hike up on the crest of the Headlands. A few phases left to complete.

One of the most scenic spots in Marin has just become more accessible for visitors as part of an $850,000 upgrade.A project has launched to improve a trail on the back side of Hawk Hill, the scenic spot high in the Marin Headlands that is a g*t

08/31/2017

Our latest design and planning project is off to a grazing start...

It’s been “Arma-goat-don” for the weeds at Fort Mason’s East Black Point. This past month, a herd of the quirky, cloven-hoofed critters cleared the area of invasive vegetation. Learn where the goats came from, why they’ve been in our parks, and how you can carry on their work.

04/06/2017

We're excited to be working with NPS and GGNPC on this important project!

A dearth of endangered coho salmon in Muir Woods has prompted the National Park Service to develop a plan to remove 1930s-era walls, put logs into Redwood Creek and replace foot bridges to improve fish habitat at the national monument.The Redwo

03/15/2017

Time for a field trip!

Robert Smithson’s land-art classic joins other symbols of the state including the beehive, the Dutch oven and the M1911 pistol.

03/14/2017

Step 2 on an exciting long-term project in the Marin Headlands.

An $850,000 project will soon launch to improve a trail on the back side of Hawk Hill, the scenic spot high in the Marin Headlands that is a g*thering place for bird watchers.A National Park Service trail crew will start to realign the existing

11/19/2016

“You want to understand what’s going on in these systems, and you should be concerned when big changes are happening and you don’t really have a handle on what the mechanisms are and how they’ll play out,”

California’s lingering drought has pushed the number of dead trees across the state past 100 million, an ecological event experts are calling dangerous and unprecedented in underlining the heightened risk of wildfires fueled by bone-dry forests. Scientists blame five-plus years of drought on the inc...