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Cortlandt Waterfront Park | ( ) 5 y ene Cortlandt, New York ul ee * CPS 2-0 i A aS Dy f hee M Walkway connection Bh: oe to Lake Meahagh Sait WORD ¥ - SON S sue SE” ge = “Cee oy 9 SD Preserves Jy ps a ¥ i fis er Peel XS aX \ wa Satesion WO ict SS ¥ mi 5 / HI , , Ml eae Bie Vy ie : je 1 tm -] Poncho oF te 4 y, WT 57> Ws as é, : Clayhole y Rese! — Ly EI) FI widen road for , J > = = . Pen _ Grephok > els ey al csi he y¢ Vag g eee as ays ‘ é Ff a aan LRT NY AN) oe y oe ; hh Sp FT . arene = ~~ om i aes : ge i... 9 j | ie. Ake Gg we repo ff | PE NS : ‘ om Welles so Se Vi <> & Re, jm a (Seat. y J Niet ige fF S Wer \ ae rp — Pe. @ SE. , of? Sf Si 2 6 ONY ca. ff a. pee bticta CF : Tt See 7 = ey ot Bs = | ceil Mutt dect pach Pr ig co Sosa fk, nae on eas Bhngtonad Rh oy Rettoon Cortlandt Waterfront Park Verplanck, New York Preliminary Master Plan IQ Landscape Architects prepared a park master plan for a 50 acre waterfront parcel located in the Town of Cortlandt, New York. The plan has been developed through an extensive public outreach process which has engaged a diverse group of stakeholders including business owners, local fisherman, school groups and environmentalists. The park has a unique and colorful history, once the site of extensive brick making operations as well as a seaplane base. The western portion of the site is programmed for various activities oriented towards the Hudson River. The eastern section contains a nature preserve and interpretive areas centered on brick making in the Hudson Valley. The park most recently won a Planning Achievement Award from the Westchester Municipal Planning Federation. Harbor Island Park | ( ) Town of Mamaroneck, New York 4 - = PO A to ie” eo wf 7} ">= By Tad a & a = Sa iy Sea reall ¢ y 5 SRS eae <a i Se ¢ is ——" ¥ a 3+ Baa ~~ a ae ee “oe & N | | 2 wa Le p: \ _ \ - — . a Yy A Vo a BI Ag, 5 > = \ \p ce a de : Efe | fe Oe Pe OW ‘ » ‘ q ——_ Keo “ley: Gee > a a ASS pePeeenger ee" 0 = ~ \ soe \ } iy 3: & ¥ % 3 f\ eo FS Hh Zen a ft EC ® = || \ Bes c a [ha 4 p2 ae eB Z— { Rhett 5 , iis ‘ePs ( ~ fone | [2): ; > =e __ . , =~ /fEF eo ae a. Se OPS we Po: = EL Be ian S | ae ® OS B ee aoa A | Gi ePzs\— <a eS (oN ae F over \\ \ | pecs — Ze a5 \\ igee a an id \ gare fr ‘ \ | ae tenn 7 ac sm \ \\ = Ae a : eee - a é- r | F / & A { f a\ 2 | = (Fy aa rea aX. § 4 ee ee ee es ——) (= Seu IQ Landscape Architects was selected as x Bete ene AY | aR oa “Fibers pla f a Project T for the Vill f \ aN - : fs pep es Mae? € Lge patt of a Project Team for the Village o S PLATGROUM! of % a onpect evtrlook . o % es 5.3 a Y Lh Seas Mamaroneck to plan and redesign a 4 p ee mene? >. Re 4 e. 6 hte major park facility located on the Long a 1 d oo EAB cot «a a maceZiat “ 5 aS ae ae pins opens inte, aye women sorts = TsJand Sound. The park has one of , , ee ce, se sc cateers st unique settings 5 Agta a i eee Bocas BS HE syage cs “ees the most unique settings on the East nia { Pinney Lees, iis” Ft “o's « Catena Coast, as it sits at the terminus of a | # af KN feat’ 7s fe eT bustling main street and central business om - ees a) it ‘i ‘ae Y aa district. The surrounding inlets create a —~. \ ae, ; 7® ‘ a al 238 thriving harbor-town atmosphere. Public = ~s9-" @e / : outreach was a major component of the ee aan ¥ y , D—nigeaion lanni ddesi work. In additi what Se Bi saad atta planning and design work. In addition to 7 ae ee sags %.. C... ei ot providing recreational opportunities and Ac hoo talchatt otal og preserving the maritime character, 5) rue’ \ (Bee ant re RN BR, technical issues such as storm drainage ESPLANAT KG wildlife i} . . =F as wd and seawall restoration were Coat soaring wea investi = mae oes, hand investigated. East Parcel Community Park | ( ) y a 2 Sleepy Hollow, New York =. ae ¢ a % , laine SS ees ts “yu SKATE PARK, PROMENADE, 5 roe ad im one Me AND TENNIS COURT oo : is ee ee | PARK VOCABULARY Baar 35 et & af SHADE SAIL mt | aise [oP Vienine BERM = ‘ = tae ane Ne <= cpeNe H a ™. SKATE PARK Ss Ba PERENNIALS i 5 fen 2 Wie = il 2 = Lan ae = ELL a R. = ; a = = a. ro 32 , ; . z = SS : ‘ey - S aes | ae —- = 4 CA ZY \ Ss SS Sa . EIN ; .) 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Flint Park | ( ) een Larchmont, New York PTO rey ——_ | y SLA gi ee prey | i | owe eae ; IQ worked with the Village of Larchmont and the OCH... G ~~ <i Flint Park Conservancy to prepare a Conceptual i Vigor SF ameagale Pie | Layout, conduct field investigations, and product i ee ia ci ae ij \| selection for the front area of Flint Park. The Fi [ta oh r ca | ; \ || project scope included the removal and replacement f : 4 d bj i “ \ of the existing playground, improvements to site i = Diack? 4 z rf yj ( drainage, the restoration and replacement of the , ‘iad = ! af Ne opi’ ball fields and basketball court, and the design of Mi " ulead ~ Ee i bleachers 4 ee eee a7, new bleachers. 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IQ is preparing a schematic open space design plan which addresses the proposed park programmatic elements including playgrounds, trailways, sport courts, performance spaces, fencing and other outdoor amenity spaces. IQ will also develop concepts (with McClaren Engineering) for shoreline restoration incorporating a combina-tion of natural stone element and a vegetative edge. In addition, IQ will develop schematic concepts for the streetscape along Co-op City Blvd. Riverbay Park | ( ) Y — Bronx, New York EVERGREEN FOR PARK TREES PARK FLONERING TREES SCREENING Ss Neo a al n ra », SE BIORETENTION BASIN zi be ek FARE et er in RFP ~ a ae ee eee Dan ea Re i e. Soe ae fee = a ame as rs Bes Ee aieces % | —— Roemer aes, Z Fe a Man TORR CERRY ~~ | Essent ReDpiC kere ae ser an weseenion — ea SS reer egies tT AH ieee "eae oe ie, i SOT 3 s y eR CREO i a Si ng | | eemeerseace : Fy ee t a ae ae? 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" ey , > pee ei ay ad POR NSE A SO Pla i P ee — ae ON BRN TN * j “oth Yall BH ON ee i Me Pollinator Gardens EX ree ae cl ee Re Polnator Gardens provide eneray-rich nectar and Benefits ofnatualized areas include: QM a ) ‘i oid ” : +. protein-rich pollen for native birds, butterfles, bees, and + Climate resiliency: managing the a, a a Pigaey + —s other insects. They also provide a safe habitat which negative effects of flooding; sa | ee a gS ae provides nesting materials and resting locations for our, + Ecological health: maintain a \ + f pk hint . residents. In return these animals carry pollen from one healthy habitat for wildlife On ee a . # ge BSR flower to another, alding the plan's reproduction. They + Metal health: providing aresptefor 5 @< ve a eee also spread of the seeds of the flowers and plants well resident and visitors 7 . eG : Bee hae beyond ths fk 5 tal health: the 1 A _——— dir ae as ea syond the original flower. - Environmental health: the area will incom ee gia hs Se ia itp improve airand water = (ie fre) a7 a <> = ee ing ‘Almost all of the world's crop species and most native + Beautification: significantly Aah SER, Me a age gt plants relyon these animals or polination, Habitat os, enhancing the arc forall enjoy. E (= TOURER PR , 4 P ~aeefe diseases, pollution, pesticide poisoning, and invasive De da, 2 e) PN Deane. >. Z as f em plant species, are causing many of these pollinators to 2 Op Watt ean aa rics oA Alisappear, and that has scientist worried . ES MA AUD eet ee gpm eS edt p> : ne “SUI aN th a x 2 1) ee Rae ain ew se " SQ 1 By! 1a eg a 4 A ft : bom fms 2) hs ars i. ) » Key Ry — E S ‘a ; Py ; we ean ; en ee shige Pee es 4 sesiecewad Pate ee atta 337 aes " a att D Nite ae) re. : es thee a a, Co OE... hon ee —— IQ Landscape Architects worked with the City of White Plains to restore a 1-acte vacant parcel as a passive public 2 J park composed of a native meadow, trees, and perennial gardens. The site was a reclaimed car service center facility. The firm designed interpretative signage, seating areas of respite, and a sustainable pourous paving system. Pi oO on 7 Matthiessen Park | ( 3 Irvington, New York y . rh beam) — Qiu @ Rags + el mo £3 ™ i im be 09S _ SSS > ( - 3 Fes — he “i GON for —— Lat . 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Ra a we ie oo Re rey 2 = <5] Ag Pay Ne aes ngs Na Rg —_ 4 Sige. eae pee Re S — ae - 4 A VE NES in y - Pik ae Be r me OE ee lass - ey y IQ Landscape Architects worked closely with a citizen’s committee to develop a comprehensive Master Plan for Matthiessen Park located on the Hudson River in Irvington, NY. The park is defined by magnificent views, groves of mature oak trees, and a popular playground. The play areas however were constructed over forty years ago and were in need of a major overhaul. Village officials, the committee, and a team from IQ met regularly to develop a new playground design inspired by nature. Materials, colors, and forms were selected to reinforce the theme. The park and playground areas were resdesigned to ensure accessibility for the handicapped. A splash pad, performance stage, and a fitness trail are other park amenities meant to engage the entire Irvington community. 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The entire site once served as a water filtration and sewage treatment facility for the historic Hudson River Psychiatric Center. Its colorful history includes the site of a former Navy barracks and other buildings which served a very active g rowing community. IQ’s plans for restoring the park SS : - ; included an interpretive area acting as an outdoor = — museum, commemorating the birthplace of collegiate =——— i rowing, Other park components included native trails, = a ~~ kayak launches, and an observatory. Several of the ~<3 Nl . - —— buildings were reused for community use. ™ ‘- ™ St tit iy One structure was proposed as a field station/laboratory ~ to study the ecology of the mid-Hudson River. IQ | worked closely with the NYDEC in implementing ‘soft’ ity t| shoreline stabilization methods, incorporating native upland and tidal plantings. 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Re ie 2 fi ae: rs PD &: = ©, or » 58 } Less re “4 Pie nies a Lt IS ae wan 3 FA SE near CP oO ee A = i) y 4 a vey Zw b NP Sy . feet =i s 2 : So Et ea —s sa58 ne lg = A 78 oe sae: f % J : | i se BB Es a Yj ig r< ea ae : be Sr PE |, Master Plan Tarrytown Riverwalk Park Landscape Restoration | ( 3 Tarrytown, New York . \ A : ya) Landscape Restoration Plan © Neat veane Sy indutl GaSe z IQ Landscape Architects, along with | , Ponti, ; : HA RAZ (s sub-consultants and native plant cS i P IAAT vi Nii specialists Larry Weaner Landscape me ee a OO a Brnee Associates (LWLA) collaborated i stare dust path C Sapte, on a landscape restoration project . . known as Scenic Hudson Riverwalk Section A-A’ - Rolling Dunescape Park at Tarrytown. The new plans for the park incorporated a - palette of native trees, shrubs, and 4 RSD ee 4 meadows. The IQ and LWLA team “os he Kips worked closely with a committee of aid ax 20) - “ . GK) iy, stakeholders set up by the village to LPL IES nai tee create a new landscape plan which 5 ; ” - ANS Oe lone pee SSM promotes sustainable design and saan we! sili F eis re D. Pr he management practices. ee oe Ye anagement practices Sioa doe: te iy. a ate ty ~— % a é Ponies Ne, EE Section B-B’- Andre Brook Tarrytown Riverwalk Park Landscape Restoration | ( PE Tarrytown, New York ee — Oe eS a on ee a FM ARGS F peal mab. eas ee ee ya Aas Ft ee |. ‘ i aS ior ee er ee “or a ey wet re ae 4 sp | Weal Raat i ie BA Sait \ pe i a be ESN: ( . ieee yy ri! a7 = BT re = - = ig . ~ i a als = RS, ee at Wi tr Sev eT Walia diaale alae ee Ne | | SO so | Geese Wi ae = <: N oF Seis Se Ee SS ae = Lt { ~ one nies, toa, ial We Se ae . Ne aA SoS) Sera ee ee eS a . 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Although the line was abandoned over forty years ago, many of the train stations remain and the once vacant right-of-ways are being reclaimed as . gteenways and bike trails. ~~) - . eres 44 ea ie | «Nei bt $ 2 The Town of Yorktown retained IQ to develop plans for a park with one Pe a such historic station structure as its focal point. The former station will oe ’ be programmed as a cafe intended to serve the many recreational bikers nate ty < anticipated along the North County Trails bikeway system. The restored leita iF Sn ak At wy) is ‘es building will be flanked by a new restroom facility and bicycle rental pavilion pe keclit Si Sa 8 & = Ls a which will recall the architectural heritage of Westchester County’s train stations. A terrace, beer garden, and picnic grove will provide an outdoor retreat and rest stop along the bikeway and draw travelers into the nearby shops and commercial district of the Hamlet of Yorktown Heights. Spatially defined by berms, flowering trees, and a crescent shaped mall, open lawns will become areas for a farmers’ market, art shows and outdoor fairs. Inlaid with fabricated scrolls of characters and symbols reflecting Yorktown’s history, period lighting fixtures, benches, and archway portals, will create gateways into this new village green. Oil Tank Park | ( 3 Ossining, New York Or nO Or” O_ as Se - - ni Lape Cim iet Quimby Street I tbh eee a ee TUS INeT MIT erm n gS ) ons iie q Pau Mi ie. b i r i uy! a (ite Bet eH f 7 | i eh 27 Oa se ui) | vay -. ) ss Ey 7 fet «Mies Ss ‘Dene ) Le ae ge ee ” oO.) ‘Woe! hag ? ‘i Sen #77 a am alt [% | Coen, Clg ' pe 2 Se meat = / raha er Je cee aegniiona = / U henner: © “yale a OL epee Cae i, Ce eee eo relly leit pay Wh. . a serene ‘ ———_jf= | iy NO pe Sanaa a 4 are 7 \ fA RS ial oi / TE Oe AP / iin SEE ciel ke r ae laeeoc. | & ai igo: MOON — mW —— @Existing Pier ®Reclaim Road Extension as @Banners © Tree Buffer to Screen @ Tidal Marsh Restoration Overlook and Fishing Pier @vpper Lawn Boatyard @Henry Gourdine Park oly ehicular tier <-totnid ark Sabana) @ Native Wildflower Meadow SBoutdoey Act @®Rip-rap Shoreline with peste Lets @ Park Features within Footprints © ing Sing Kil Native Plantings @) Parking for Cars and Food Trucks. of Removed Tanks © Pedestrian Bridge ©@Lawn steps cppnesten me Waterfront Park: Conceptual Plan SREHEN = Ossining, New York SER ne AN) {pap ene. r - Ba ates PE wlan , pee . b Wy Manse “bene an) hr see au | | Pap uy LTRS es, MOS ¥ ; we a eens panicle! me N A) PORE Fen s! _. = a r= = SS Be em, SAP Oey re ani Nee AY Nie Se et a as DE Tey, Pe — ~ = — ‘Gian, --= ia 74 "Py: i 5 oe ae — ” iz ) Zeal) "VP a (gear K \ ae se e™ N al IQ prepared Conceptual Plans for a three-acre site on the Hudson River which contained several de- commissioned oil tanks. The proposed design retains three of the tanks adaptively revising the roofs as migrating pollinator habitats. Swaths of lawn are carved throughout the park and through new fields of native meadows. An existing bulkhead along the river’s edge will be replaced with planted rip rap and stone step-downs to the water. A small sand bar located at the mouth of the Sing-Sing Kill will be restored as a tidal marsh. Croton Gorge Trails | ( ) i. ae e ™ ee x = G hieag -S EN ‘ \ ' a) \ \ BITS 4 = te \ KX A Jo 8 A a oe | et A 2 aa yey 10 (22 ie ce tee, at SA cB |, BF } 2. 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SS ee ace Ae ee Sa BET : “Sy AES ee eae eee ome EE. ne= eis in IO aI SF eee eee eee es ee eee De a ee ee RE eit Fo pee ee , Shige = 2 ee xX Bea mage ren LR OF gal AO caeganeet ; pee ere | Pe fates A PEAY (Kio a EY KOS esr — ies once \s\ meee N ets ‘potent tector Nib “YON pe a tsictame \Aa\ hear aC ay tie Bh Aa i \ < wees oe al OO ainin aes cage 2. AN Teme Ce i r= = ee — pre ion The Village of Croton-on-Hudson received an ISTEA grant from the New York State Department of Transportation for the development of a municipal trail. The trail is located within a paper street R.O.W. section which parallels the Croton Gorge, a scenic and heavily wooded area geologically created by the Croton River. The trail section is part of an overall contiguous Village-wide pedestrian network, linking neighborhoods with natural preserves, public open spaces, and the Hudson River waterfront. IQ developed the conceptual design and construction documentation for this first phase. Erosion control and stabilization were a major focus of the design. The trail retains a very natural, rustic feel and a “soft” bio-engineered approach was applied to some of the technical issues addressed. Local historic, land use and natural features were highlighted with interpretive signage. Native under story plantings were added to enhance wetland and disturbed areas while recycled wood chips were utilized from dying and dead hemlocks to help stabilize and define the trail. Croton Waterfront Trails and Boat Launch | ( ) J y Croton-on-Hudson, New York ei ¥ FS 3at ee: Fi &, xe SEER Fare Se id » fd + ETT Saket as Ve ack eens . gj See Se Se ! : . 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IQ Landscape Architects designed a series of projects for the Rese. fF ay a ORBEA EP tI nee % Village of Croton-on-Hudson further promote accessibility = ae Saas a on, Re MAL eee) . . . . “ wae ee Ps Fe 7 ws ‘ Ge: aes’ = Of its Hudson River waterfront. The projects included a . ed peat Dis SR a Ga eS oe . es oat a id) a ds » Saar. canoe/kayak launch located at the terminus of the Metro- es ae it ME a ¥ “ae . . . Kn Cpe oie oa eet cox. ae i North parking lot, two handicapped-accessible trails, and a f : "ing ida a nr aan | . oO a re a Rae oe Segie| bikeway system: Cee MP Croton Lavon | Be ae ae” Bae ee ere a. @e MBE ht A Saeee Bet , Bae ( oo eo WARE og l,l Be lene Piet ie a ees i te cs . 5 Ge rai bes, ~~ = ‘es ——— . pe — a i Rs, = i a BRE npr, gree ae 2) oe aks, i eg ll a