At Environmental Design Group, shaping the future of our communities is what we do best. Our experts specialize in a variety of fields that include civil engineering, landscape architecture, surveying, environmental services and construction management. Working together is how we achieve success, because collaboration across disciplines opens doors of possibility that so often stay closed. Our projects are present throughout the community. Think of us as the behind the scenes vision makers: the trail path you hike, the line that transports your water, the added turn lane on your way to work. We make the environment safer, not only because we can respond to environmental risk, but because we do everything with the well-being of our environment in mind. People trust us to see their project through and make community better. It’s here for all of us.
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We had a great time at our 80's themed Open House last week! Thank you to all who attended and congratulations to Doug Piekarz for receiving the Impact Award! See you next year! #CommunityImpact #OpenHouse #80s
Wonderful to see this moving along! EDG is proud to have teamed with SoL Harris/Day Architecture to evaluate the existing conditions, collaborate with project stakeholders and potential donors, develop a master plan, and provide construction and permit documents for this project. We can't wait to see the finished buildout and impact on our community. Congratulations to Girl Scouts of North East Ohio! #CommunityImpact #GirlScouts #CampLedgewood #STEM
Akron Community Foundation staff members recently attended the Girl Scouts of North East Ohio’s STEM Center of Excellence Hard Hat tour at Camp Ledgewood in Peninsula. The STEM Center of Excellence will provide a living laboratory for young people, offering experiences in robotics, computer coding and chemistry, among other disciplines, and is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Plans are to host 18,000 Girl Scouts starting next spring. Congrats to Girl Scouts of North East Ohio, a longtime ACF grantee, for creating this incredible resource for the community!
Congratulations to our president & CEO, Doug Piekarz, on receiving the Impact Award from Environmental Design Group at their 80s-themed event last night. ??
Dude...there's like totally only one more day until our Open House. ?? It's going to be wicked so come ready to party and bring a school supply donation in exchange for a raffle ticket for a chance to win a prize! More info at www.envdesigngroup.com. #CommunityImpact #80s #Akron #OpenHouse
Congratulations to Cleveland Metroparks on the groundbreaking of the Primate Forest! EDG is honored to collaborate on this project and provide civil design, permitting and construction administration services. The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is a pillar of education, innovation and recreation in our community, and we can’t wait to see the impact the Primate Forest will have on the Greater Cleveland area for decades to come! #CommunityImpact #ClevelandMetroparks #ClevelandZoo
Historic day! Today, Cleveland Metroparks, Cleveland Zoological Society and CrossCountry Mortgage, LLC broke ground on the Primate Forest, the Zoo’s largest capital project in its 142-year history! Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eeAmQNS.
Join EDG's Kerry Gerich for a session on Native Plants & Wildlife at the upcoming Great Lakes Region Native Plant Workshop on Friday, September 13th! Kerry is a licensed landscape architect with extensive experience in environmental design and horticulture, focusing on sustainability of natural systems in the built environment. Register for the webinar today! https://ow.ly/jwnq50Tjlcw #CommunityImpact #GreatLakes #HalfMoon #NativePlants #Webinar
Yo! 2 days until the Akron Open House! Grab your jelly bracelets and Ray-Bans for a radical time with EDG. More info at www.envdesigngroup.com. See you there! #CommunityImpact #80s #Akron #OpenHouse
Calling Ottawa County residents! The Ottawa community is invited to join EDG and the Ottawa Park District for a public meeting to discuss future strategic direction of the Park District of Ottawa County. Your input matters. We hope to see you there! Learn more here: https://ow.ly/aYot50Tjk1S #CommunityImpact #OttawaParks
Get ready to party like it's 1984! There's only 3 days left until our 80's Open House, and we are psyched to enjoy good food, rad costumes, and games & prizes with you! Make sure to RSVP and find out more at www.envdesigngroup.com #CommunityImpact #80s #Akron #OpenHouse
Congratulations on the opening of a wonderful playscape! We are honored to have collaborated on the concept plan for an educational and entertaining staple in the Medina community. #CommunityImpact #Medina #MedinaCountyParks
We are THRILLED to announce the official opening of the new farm-themed playscape at Allardale Park where children can explore, play, and create lasting memories! A ribbon cutting was held this morning (September 4) with members of the Allard Family, community representatives, MCPD staff, MCPD board, Davey Resource Group, Inc., MARKS CONSTRUCTION INC, and Mom's Club of Medina West. Allardale Park is located at 401 Remsen Road in Granger Township. ? The playscape features a 30-foot slide, giant tire swing, balance beam and hopping logs, a play tractor, and more. Many of the components have a ‘DIY’ feel, which was important to members of the Allard family, who have long wanted young visitors to be able to play “on a farm” and use their imaginations. "We are excited to see a space where children of all ages can enjoy being outside and learning a little about what farmers used and continue to use," said Marianne Woodside, niece of Stan and Esther Allard, the couple whose donation of 100 acres to the park district in the 1990s led to the creation of Allardale Park. For parents and grandparents seeking relaxation, three large silos at the site provide shade, and picnic tables offer ample seating. Additionally, a new ADA-accessible crushed limestone trail surrounds the playscape, ensuring inclusivity and easy access for everyone. A nearby open-air shelter, with views of the playscape, can be reserved for events. The playscape was made possible thanks to the generous support of the Allard family. Stan and Esther's nieces and nephews had dreamed of a playscape at the park for more than a dozen years, and recently contributed $250,000 toward the project through the nonprofit Friends of Medina County Parks. Nathan Eppink Kenneth P. Stray Kathy Davis Dennis Neate, CIC, CRM Jason Venner Natalie Peacock Johnathan Kleshinski Jill Teubl #medinacountyparks #allardalepark