Our Work
- Athletics
- Kinnick Stadium – University of Iowa
- Tea Sports Complex
- Coralville Sports Complex
- Sherman Park Softball Complex Renovation
- Simpson College Stadium Improvements
- Augustana College Athletics Complex + Soccer Field
- Shantou University Sports Park
- Memorial Park Outdoor Hockey Rink
- Martensdale – St. Marys Football Facility
- Colleges + Universities
- University of Kansas – Campus Planning
- Drake University – Campus Planning
- Dordt College – Campus Planning
- South Dakota State University – Campus Planning
- University of Iowa – Campus Planning
- Iowa State University – Campus Planning
- Kirkwood Community College – Campus Planning
- Augustana College – Campus Planning
- University of Northern Iowa – Campus Planning
- Iowa Central Community College – Campus Planning
- South Dakota State University – Residence Hall Design
- University of Iowa – Residence Hall Design
- Commercial + Mixed-Use
- Corporate
- Health Care + Senior Living
- Civic + Institutions
- Iowa State Capitol West Terrace
- Olathe Community Center
- Lenexa Fire Station #5
- Waterfront Convention Center
- Children’s Museum of South Dakota
- Missouri Department of Conservation Regional Office
- Kansas City Zoo – Deramus Educational Complex
- Iowa State Fairgrounds
- SDSU – McCrory Gardens Visitor Center
- Des Moines Art Festival Entrance
- Museum of Visual Materials Courtyard
- Parks + Open Space
- Raccoon River Park
- Stagecoach Park Master Plan
- Longview Park + Aquatics Center
- McKennan Park
- Veteran’s Memorial Park
- R.A. Bloch Cancer Survivor’s Park
- Andy Goldsworthy: Three Cairns Installations
- Gambril Park + Trailhead
- Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum
- Olathe Memorial Cemetery Expansion
- Walnut Creek
- Elmen Park Trailhead
- Thelin Park
- Clear Creek Trail + Trailhead
- Roosevelt Park
- Planning
- K-7 Corridor Economic Development Strategy
- Missouri Innovation Park
- Overland Park Downtown Form-Based Code
- Cedar Creek Area Plan + Overlay District
- Vine Street District Economic Development Plan
- East Village Market District Master Plan
- 2 Rivers District Land Use + Redevelopment Plan
- Iowa State Capitol Complex Master Plan
- Old Town Coralville Master Plan
- Corridors + Streetscapes
- Primary + Secondary Schools
- Residential Development
- Transportation + Transit
- Waterfronts
- LEED
South Dakota State University – Campus Planning
Brookings, South Dakota
Confluence has led campus design and planning efforts for several enhancements and improvements to the South Dakota State University Campus:
Jackrabbit Green Master Plan: Confluence was hired to create a working document to guide the ongoing redevelopment of an approximately 18-acre portion of the South Dakota State University campus aptly named Jackrabbit Green after the school’s mascot. Goals of the master plan were to improve the quality of an existing east/west pedestrian corridor and to transform the area into a memorable outdoor campus space. Improving the pedestrian circulation and wayfinding, and emphasizing pedestrian access at major entrance points to campus were also desired features. The plan allows for integration of future building projects and sets a standard for continuity amongst site elements within the project area. Finally, the plan developed guidelines to promote a high-quality, sustainable campus landscape.
McCrory Gardens Visitor Center Master Plan: Confluence assisted with the master plan for McCrory Gardens in Brookings. Originally developed as a formal garden in the 1960′s, the site was named in honor of Professor S.A. McCrory who headed the horticulture department at South Dakota State University from 1947 until his passing in 1964.
The guiding principles of this new master plan were to create a site adjacent to the Visitor Center that would be an extension of the interior space and support the program of the facility while creating a meaningful, memorable space. The plan incorporates sustainable design principals and sensitivity to the existing gardens while providing for potential future building expansion. Additional requirements of the design include pedestrian access, parking lot design, utilization of the landscape to create a buffer from adjacent retail stores, and preserving service access to the existing garden maintenance facility. The plan also called for identification of the gardens as an entity of SDSU and the inclusion of a proposed Children’s Garden.


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