Platte Street Plaza is complete! Dig Studio worked with Unico Properties to integrate landscape, trees, custom pavers, seating, and lighting. These amenities have greatly enhanced this primary multimodal circulation corridor into downtown for commuters, residents, and local business patrons....
Dig Studio is hosting an Urban Challenge (DSUC) intended to encourage the exploration of what urban greening might look like at the urban street scale, if money, policy, and regulations were not a limiting factor. ...
Dig Studio held an urban forum on urban greening and biodiversity on March 12 with an invited audience of 90 guests associated with academic, non-profit, development, financial capital, architects, engineers, ecologists, sustainability planners, public sector, and BIDs....
During their presentation at the AIA Conference last November, Laurel Raines and Louise Bordelon discussed design solutions that outlined how to circumvent loneliness and communities that have become isolated....
Communities increasingly seek creative opportunities for children and families to engage in meaningful play. As the status quo for meaningful play environments shifts, differing approaches have emerged....
Green infrastructure solutions can meaningfully increase open space and recreational opportunities for community residents, winning solutions are unfolding....
Learn how Denver Parks and Recreation and Denver Public Works, along with lead design firm Dig Studio, undertook an in-depth community engagement process designed to build social capital alongside the wealth of new green space....
Dig Studio and The City of Denver put on a BioBlitz event at Heron Pond as a way to engage the public to connect to their environment while simultaneously generating useful data for science....
Gretchen Wilson presented at the Women in Design's 14th Annual 8X8 Speaker Series event in Denver, discussing how a process on community outreach helped build trust that is leading to the implementation of an 80-acre nature park in a North Denver neighborhood....
We often think of canals as waterways for drainage or irrigation. However, under the guidance of Denise Dunlop, this historical canal was transformed into a welcoming promenade for Downtown Chandler....