Campbell Landscape Architecture

The landscape masterplan for Roam Ranch was developed through a detailed study of existing site conditions, including hydrology, topography, vegetation, and current operations. This comprehensive analysis informed a design that prioritizes ecological restoration while supporting both visitor use/experience and bison operations. Key interventions included the reestablishment of native meadow ecosystems, strategic placement of rain gardens […]

618 Tillery is an adaptive reuse project, converting an industrial warehouse into a creative office campus with a central green corridor and rain garden inspired by the native ravine microhabitats of Central Texas. Project Narrative 618 Tillery brings life to a post-industrial site in East Austin, where a large warehouse footprint was reimaged as a […]

Block 71 is a plaza and streetscape project connecting a new LEED Platinum, mixed-use tower to a repurposed, historic 1914 post office building and the densifying city dwellers within the core of downtown Austin. Project Narrative The design process for Block 71 presented many inherent challenges, including historic preservation constraints, over-structure conditions, multi-level connectivity between […]