Planting is complete in Woodforest Development’s Central Pine roundabout. See below for the final look, as well as a timelapse video of the installation of the roundabout’s central kinetic sculpture.
Planted Roundabout
TLA is happy to be a part of the 16th Annual BPA (Bayou Preservation Association) Symposium →
We are delighted to be a part of the BPA’s 16th Annual Symposium: The Dirt on Watersheds. A great way to learn about how the soil beneath our feet is connected to the health of our gardens, neighborhoods, parks, watersheds and bayous.
City of Pearland - Independence Park Phase I Renovation recognized by HGAC's Parks and Natural Areas Award →
We are delighted that Independence Park Phase I Renovation has been selected to receive Honorable Mention in the 2019 H-GAC Parks and Natural Areas Awards in the Projects Over $500K Category.
Woodforest Development by Johnson Development - Wallaroo Park recognized by HGAC's Parks and Natural Areas Award →
We are delighted that Wallaroo Park has been selected to receive Honorable Mention in the 2019 H-GAC Parks and Natural Areas Awards in the Projects Under $500K Category.
Harris County Precinct 4 - Alabonson Sports & Nature Complex recognized by HGAC's Parks and Natural Areas Award →
We are delighted that Alabonson Sports and Nature Complex has been selected to receive Special Recognition in the 2019 H-GAC Parks and Natural Areas Awards in the Planning category.
We had a successful AWBD Conference in Fort Worth, Texas. →
Talley Landscape Architects, Inc. had a successful 2019 Association of Water Board Directors Conference in Fort Worth, Texas. We were glad to see many familiar faces and several lucky winners went home with beautiful floral arrangements.
Check out this article from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) featuring Mandolin Gardens Park →
Parks & Recreation magazine recently sat down with Merrie Talley, PLA, LEED, principal of Talley Landscape Architects, Inc., to learn from her about a method she’s spent the past 10 years learning how to do and that she calls “regenerative land management” (RLM).
TLA is happy to be a part of the TAMU LAUP Strategic Planning for the Departments. →
TLA is happy to be a part of the PLAN and LAND Strategic Planning of the respective programs.
TLA is happy to see The Greens Bayou trail segment come to fruition. →
The new 2-mile segment of the greenway is the first of a series on Greens Bayou to be built by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department. The Bayou Greenways 2020 Initiative will create a 150-mile network of connected parks and trails along the major waterways of Houston.
TLA was part of the 2019 TAMU LAUP Career Fair →
Talley Landscape Architects, Inc., is happy to support the Texas A&M College of Architecture by providing internship opportunities.
TLA is happy to be part of the TAMU LAUP Spring 2019 Lecture Series →
Merrie Talley, founding principal of Talley Landscape Architects Inc., and Outstanding Alumna of the College of Architecture, will focus on sustainable development.
We had a successful AWBD Conference in San Antonio, Texas. →
Talley Landscape Architects, Inc. had a successful 2018 Association of Water Board Directors Conference in San Antonio, Texas. Glad to see many familiar faces and several lucky winners went home with beautiful soft sided coolers.
Talley Landscape Architects, Inc. is happy to support TAMU guest speaker Gregory A. Miller during the 2018 Aggie Workshop Event. →
Mr. Greg Miller is the president of ASLA and a graduate of Texas A&M University. He is the president of the firm Morrow Reardon Wilkinson Miller Ltd. In Alburquerque, New Mexico. Mr. Miller has a diverse range of project experience ranging from parks and recreation facilities, schools and campuses, and residential landscapes.
TLA was part of the biggest TAMU LAUP Career Fair with a total of 44 Urban Planning, Landscape Architecture, and Land Development firms. →
TLA has been supporting the Texas A&M Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Department throughout the years. This year we were able to once again seek the best that the department has to offer.
TLA is happy to be a part of the groundbreaking of the Greens Bayou Greenway Project. →
The new 2-mile segment of the greenway is the first of a series on Greens Bayou to be built by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department. The Bayou Greenways 2020 Initiative will create a 150-mile network of connected parks and trails along the major waterways of Houston.
Harris Country MUD No. 230 is expanding their trail system. →
Mandolin Prairie is well underway with Spring plantings to come. This is part of Phase III of the MUD No. 230 Masterplan.
Check out this article on the Bayou Greenways 2020 initiative that Talley Landscape Architects is a part of! →
The Greenways initiative is a seven year program that has already reclaimed several neglected waterways near downtown. Talley Landscape Architects is excited to be a part of this wonderful reinvention of our Bayous here in Houston.
TLA had a lot of fun playing in the snow. "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas." →
TLA is happy to be a part of the Liquid Biological Amendments in Urban Projects Presentation. →
The presentation is a two part class, that will provide architects (AIA) and landscape architects (ASLA), contractors, facility managers, maintenance crews, and owners insight into establishing a framework for managing natural growing systems.
TLA was happy to be a part of the Outley Elementary SPARK Park Dedication. →
Outley Elementary was one of eleven SPARK Parks dedicated in the month of November (2017). Talley Landscape Architects, Inc. was able to help in the design of the park which features a unique gateway.