Harvest Green | Sugar Land, TX | JDCs405
Harvest Green | Sugar Land, TX | JDCs405 Cultivating Community through Healthy Living
Client Johnson Development Corporation 198 Kempner Street Sugar Land, TX 77478 281.494.0248 Contact Shay Shafie 198 Kempner Street Sugar Land, TX 77478 281.494.0248 [email protected]
Silo monuments along the periphery of the development will make the community visible from the Grand Parkway
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Architecture: Studio Red 1320 McGowen St. Houston, TX 77004 713.622.5333
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The Harvest Green covered pedestrian bridge connects the agrarian retail village to the community farm
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Date Begun Design: July 2014 Construction: June 2015 Date Completion Ongoing Project size Site: 1,300 Acres Costs Landscape: $28,000,000 SWA Office Houston
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Project Status The first phase of Harvest Green is breaking ground this June. This will include zzzzzzzz entry monuments, softscape, community farm and a vehicular bridge.
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An agrarian village within Harvest Green will showcase local curated goods and host social events. An event barn and local shops will offer farm to table dinners and culinary classes. Integrated into the adjacent community farm village, residents and visitors can harvest berries, produce and herbs. Residents will have the option to join the community’s farm co-op where they will receive fresh produce weekly.
Project Headline Houston’s first ‘Agri-hood’
Agriculture: FARMER D 2040 Steel Dr. Suite I Tucker, GA 30084 T: 678.502.7498
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Project Description Harvest Green is the first community supported agricultural master-planned community in the Houston region. This 1,300 acre development in Fort Bend County is home to 280 acres of green space featuring a community farm, waterways and parks. These interconnected systems support healthy living through miles of hike and bike trails, local farm-fresh food and agriculture based social events. Along with healthy residents, Harvest Green promotes healthy ecosystems through low impact development, natural systems restoration and edible plant communities.
Other Consultants Engineering: Jones & Carter Inc. 22330 Merchants Way, Suite 170 Katy, Texas 77449 832.913.4029
Scope of Work The Houston office will be designing Harvest Green from conceptual design through construction documentation. Early phases of design include entry monuments, bridges, landscape and agricultural infrastructure. Agriculture infrastructure includes a community farm, orchards, an event barn and an agrarian retail village.
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What problem did you solve? Harvest Green introduces food systems back into communities to provide healthy lifestyles, education and social events.
SWA Project Team Tim Peterson Matt Baumgarten Jake Salzman DeMera Ollinger Chris Gentile Jacob Galles Clayton Bruner
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The Oyster Creek vehicular bridge creates a gateway into the community while highlighting Oyster Creek as an amenity.
Grain bin monuments are one of many art components integrated into the community.
Community entry monuments are composed of local materials that reinforce the agrarian vernacular. Adjacent fruit tree groves anchor the monument into the landscape. 4
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Client Johnson Development Corporation 198 Kempner Street Sugar Land, TX 77478 281.494.0248 Contact Shay Shafie 198 Kempner Street Sugar Land, TX 77478 281.494.0248 [email protected]
Silo monuments along the periphery of the development will make the community visible from the Grand Parkway
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Architecture: Studio Red 1320 McGowen St. Houston, TX 77004 713.622.5333
PARK WAY
The Harvest Green covered pedestrian bridge connects the agrarian retail village to the community farm
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Date Begun Design: July 2014 Construction: June 2015 Date Completion Ongoing Project size Site: 1,300 Acres Costs Landscape: $28,000,000 SWA Office Houston
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Project Status The first phase of Harvest Green is breaking ground this June. This will include zzzzzzzz entry monuments, softscape, community farm and a vehicular bridge.
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Project Type Landscape Architecture
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An agrarian village within Harvest Green will showcase local curated goods and host social events. An event barn and local shops will offer farm to table dinners and culinary classes. Integrated into the adjacent community farm village, residents and visitors can harvest berries, produce and herbs. Residents will have the option to join the community’s farm co-op where they will receive fresh produce weekly.
Project Headline Houston’s first ‘Agri-hood’
Agriculture: FARMER D 2040 Steel Dr. Suite I Tucker, GA 30084 T: 678.502.7498
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T ES RV HA
WATERSID E ESTATES
Project Description Harvest Green is the first community supported agricultural master-planned community in the Houston region. This 1,300 acre development in Fort Bend County is home to 280 acres of green space featuring a community farm, waterways and parks. These interconnected systems support healthy living through miles of hike and bike trails, local farm-fresh food and agriculture based social events. Along with healthy residents, Harvest Green promotes healthy ecosystems through low impact development, natural systems restoration and edible plant communities.
Other Consultants Engineering: Jones & Carter Inc. 22330 Merchants Way, Suite 170 Katy, Texas 77449 832.913.4029
Scope of Work The Houston office will be designing Harvest Green from conceptual design through construction documentation. Early phases of design include entry monuments, bridges, landscape and agricultural infrastructure. Agriculture infrastructure includes a community farm, orchards, an event barn and an agrarian retail village.
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GPS Coordinates 29.644979, -95.714953
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C a s h C rop s A q u a t ic Ga rd e n
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DEVEL O PM ENT
A G R I C U LT U R E 06/19/14
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What problem did you solve? Harvest Green introduces food systems back into communities to provide healthy lifestyles, education and social events.
SWA Project Team Tim Peterson Matt Baumgarten Jake Salzman DeMera Ollinger Chris Gentile Jacob Galles Clayton Bruner
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J A M E S B O WI E M I D D L E S C H O O L
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500’
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The Oyster Creek vehicular bridge creates a gateway into the community while highlighting Oyster Creek as an amenity.
Grain bin monuments are one of many art components integrated into the community.
Community entry monuments are composed of local materials that reinforce the agrarian vernacular. Adjacent fruit tree groves anchor the monument into the landscape. 4
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