MULTI-USE PATHS & COMPLETE STREETS

Town Center Revitalization

Millbury, MA
Town center revitalization strategy and assistance with $1 million secured in MVP grant funding.

Community Bike Path

Somerville, MA
Community bike path design for the city of Somerville.

Structural Improvements

Worcester, MA
Structural improvements to Worcester’s Institute Park.

A crosswalk and bike lane on a downtown street.

Revitalization Strategy

Franklin, MA
Revitalization strategy for infrastructure improvements to downtown Franklin.

Streetscape Improvements

Northbridge, MA
Landscape architecture and streetscape improvements to downtown Northbridge.

Action Plan for Improvements

Chelsea, MA
Action plan for revitalization of Broadway in Chelsea.

Multi-Modal Transportation Improvements

Cambridge, MA
Multi-modal transportation improvements to Broadway in Cambridge, MA.

Main Street Revitalization

Barnstable, MA
Civil, traffic, and electrical engineering and landscape architecture for the revitalization of Main Street in Hyannis.

Shoring Up The Steep Banks At Levingston Cove

Achieving universal accessibility at Crystal Lake's shoreline park By Cassie Bethoney One of only a few public parks along the shores of Crystal Lake, Louise Levingston Cove is a linear, half-acre public park located in a residential neighborhood. Crystal Lake, and Levingston Cove in particular, is a place of nostalgia, where people learned to fish as kids, launched kayaks, or simply enjoyed some alone time, taking in spectacular views. Levingston Cove, a place of nostalgia for many, is a linear half-acre public park located in a quiet residential neighborhood along Crystal Lake in Newton, Mass. Multiple geographic challenges became assets with a redesign centered on universal accessibility, developed in close partnership with many local stakeholders. D ...

Stone Soup: Building Resilient Parks One Ingredient at a Time

“Stone Soup,” authored by Cheri Ruane, FASLA, explores the concept of resilient parks and their significance in mitigating climate change impacts, one step at a time.

Cheri Ruane, FASLA Recipient of 2022 Pinnacle Award

Weston & Sampson is pleased to announce Cheri Ruane, FASLA has been named one of 10 recipients of a 2022 Pinnacle Award by the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.

Landscape Architects are Our Best Defense Against Climate Change

Weston & Sampson’s Cheri Ruane and John Frey were featured in High Profile magazine on landscape architecture’s ability to mitigate climate change.

Weston & Sampson Named Largest Landscape Architecture Firm in Massachusetts

Weston & Sampson is ranked #1 In a summary of the current largest landscape architecture firms in Massachusetts, according to Boston Business Journal (BBJ).

Weston & Sampson Selected for EBJ 2020 Business Achievement Award

Weston & Sampson has been selected as a winner of one of EBJ’s 2020 Business Achievement Awards for climate resilient design at Langone Park & Puopolo Playground in Boston.

Weston & Sampson Participates in American Trails Panel “Brownfields to Trails: Steps to Success”

Weston & Sampson professionals participate in a panel sponsored by American Trails titled “Brownfields to Trails: Steps to Success” on January 28, 2021.

Ruane Discusses Play on Design is Everywhere Podcast

Is there anything better than play? Cheri Ruane, FASLA joins the Design Museum’s “Design is Everywhere” podcast, and dives into the world of play.