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Rapid City,South Dakota,United States
TerraSite Design
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TerraSite Design is a progressive, fundamental-based design company based on bringing value to clients. TerraSite Design is a cohesive partnering of a Landscape Architect and a Civil Engineer formed in 2018 to solidify years of completing successful projects, a result of our experience and talent. Our primary focus at TerraSite Design is Site Planning (as implied by the company's name). The cooperative efforts between Civil Engineer and Landscape Architect bring comprehensive efficiency to this focus. Our team brings open communication with clients together with fluid solutions to Site Planning and support the solutions with solid, verifiable analysis and align beautifully with diverse requirements. Having spent two decades working in multidisciplinary organizations, our team knows how to work and collaborate with Planners, Architects, Developers, Engineers, Reviewers and the various decision-making bodies we align with. We are designers and scientists as well as engineers and architects; always striving to maximize performance. Our focus on sustainability epitomizes this performance goal through enhancing the human experience while remaining context sensitive to ecology and the urban environment. We are versed in doing work in rural, remote settings as well as busy downtowns. Our work on past projects has required alignment with due diligence and we excel at melding design solutions with jurisdictional, regional, and national requirements.We are thinkers and artists. Our palettes include the built environments and the natural ones. We pay special consideration to basic elemental relationships on our Sites; soil, water, and energy. A common compelling interest that our founders share is Low Impact Development (LID) and making visual stormwater solutions that are part of the user experience. We are plant experts; knowledgeable of native, naturally cultivated, adaptive, and biome/regional materials.