LandPlan Group News
The LandPlan Group had the honor of working with the City of Sumter and Shaw Airforce Base for a Veterans park that memorializes the service and sacrifice of our military. A focal point to this park is the Tuskegee Monument dedicated to the Tuskegee Airmen during WWII. The project consist of a full size P-51…
The LandPlan Group South provided a Pedestrian Calming and Traffic Safety Corridor Master Plan and Construction Drawings for the City of Cayce. This project spans two blocks of Knox Abbott Drive beginning at the west end of the bridge that connects Cayce and Downtown Columbia, SC. Improvements include underground utilities, new sidewalks, planted medians, mast…
The LandPlan Group South provided design services for the renovations of Rotary Plaza. The revitalization will bring new life back to Downtown Sumter, Main Street.
West Columbia, South Carolina The LandPlan Group recently completed Bark West for the City of West Columbia as a new addition to the their community. This park features an obstacle course, benches, gated greenery space and a parking lot giving pet lovers an area for their pets to train, run free, make fir friends or…
Some of our LandPlan family kids visited the new park. The kids and some of the park families gave A+ ratings. Jackson said, “My favorite part of the park was the play tower.” Dallas and Autumn stated the splash pad, zipline, and swings were their favorites. One family gathered at the picnic tables to converse…
Goose Creek, SC The park’s amenities include an inclusive playground & splashpad with pavilions along the perimeter, a new office/restroom building, covered & uncovered pickleball courts, a covered food court space adjacent to a food truck parking lane, green space & covered stage, basketball court, a sand volleyball court, a renovated restroom building and a…
Goose Creek, SC We are excited to announce that the Central Creek Park is near completion.
The Landplan Group has been working with the Town of Batesburg-Leesville to make their ideas of Depot Park a reality.
A bird’s-eye view of the turf being installed at the Anderson Recreation Complex!