Thomson Place is a mixed-use development in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood, which involved the redevelopment and adaptive reuse of several mid-1800s industrial buildings.

Landscape architects, including Halvorson’s Lauren Butts, engaged students by helping them build their own pollinator gardens and a vertical wall of greens.

Tighe & Bond and Halvorson | Tighe & Bond Studio took home an ACEC-NH Gold Award. Tuscan Village is designed as a thoughtful community that balances the three responsibilities of sustainability (social, environmental, and economic benefits).

Rich has over 20 years of experience leading complex landscape architecture projects, with a focus on the preservation and enhancement of culturally significant locations.

The project won the BE+’s 2022 Green Building of the Year for its commitment to sustainability and community collaboration.

The city and our team held a public meeting to share the vision for the riverwalk trail extension, revitalization of Simard-Payne Park and the canal system.

The site will become a multi-purpose life science and residential complex with vibrant community spaces.

Envisioning a revitalized Herter Park as a vibrant, sustainable, and accessible open space with rich recreational and cultural offerings, the just-published Herter Park Master Plan sums up a 2-year collaboration between the Massachusetts DCR and the Halvorson | Tighe & Bond team.

We are collaborating with MARK Development LLC and project partners Odeh Engineers, RFS Engineering, and VHB to develop Dunstan East.

Our Landscape Architects sought to create a peaceful and contemplative garden cemetery which respects Jewish burial traditions and is inspired by the beautiful surrounding landscape in Pennsylvania.