Media Type: Innovations
Stephenson Park Receives ASLA Oklahoma’s Highest Honor
Stephenson Park in Edmond earned the Oklahoma ASLA Award of Excellence, the highest honor the organization gives. The project was recognized for its thoughtful blend of historic preservation, sustainable design and community engagement, showcasing how visionary landscape architecture can honor the past while enriching the future.
Learn MoreLockhart Plans for a More Resilient Future
Facing rapid regional growth, the City of Lockhart, Texas, created a resilience-focused comprehensive plan that integrated hazard mitigation and community well-being, earning the City a 2025 Texas Planning Award from APA Texas.
Learn MoreVideo: Brownsville Tones Down Billboard Brightness For Safer Driving
Through hands-on demonstrations, Freese and Nichols helped city officials understand the complexities of lighting standards to make adjustments for community safety.
Learn MoreDelivering Higher Education Projects Through Program Management
Colleges and universities face complex challenges when delivering campus projects. With the right program management, institutions gain confidence that facilities will be delivered on time, on budget and aligned with student needs.
Learn MorePlanning the Future of Higher Education Campuses
To help colleges and universities meet changing demands from students and communities, Freese and Nichols is providing planning and program management to support growth and student success.
Learn MoreRoadway Restoration Transforms Historic Street into Accessible Community Hub
The City of Stephenville, Texas restored Long Street’s historic brick pavement and enhanced accessibility — transforming the aging roadway into a safer, more walkable community hub.
Learn MoreCommunity-Driven Road Reconstruction Alleviates Soil and Drainage Challenges
Spurs Ranch Road in Bexar County, Texas had premature wear-and-tear, drainage issues and heavy construction traffic. The County’s reconstruction strategy brought transformative results to the community and won Public Works Project of the Year from Texas APWA.
Learn MoreIntegrated Water Planning in Action: Cleburne Builds for Growth and Resilience
Cleburne’s award-winning Integrated Water Plan safeguards the city’s future with an innovative, cost-effective recycling system that boosts capacity, conserves resources, and models One Water principles in action.
Learn MoreHow Digital Delivery Is Reshaping Infrastructure
Replacing paper plans with interactive 3D models and real-time collaboration helps communities visualize infrastructure improvements, identify issues early and communicate more clearly.
Learn MoreAward-Winning Water Expansion Powers Sherman’s Semiconductor Boom
An industrial boom in Sherman, Texas, is expected to triple the community’s water needs. The City is meeting the rising demand with a major water and wastewater infrastructure expansion that won Public Works Project of the Year from Texas APWA.
Learn MoreFrom Film Sets to Freeways: Coordinating Safety on Oklahoma Roads
Freese and Nichols is supporting both infrastructure and film productions across Oklahoma with traffic control planning that keeps people safe and projects on track.
Learn MoreDemonstrating Design-Build Excellence in Gwinnett County, Georgia
The Eastern Regional Infrastructure Project took design-build approach to provide expanded, reliable and sustainable service to a booming community northeast of Atlanta.
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