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August 2023
Antioch Breaks Ground on Village Green Site
Antioch has officially broken ground on their Village Green project! 👷♀️🚧
Thanks to the community’s great efforts, the previously vacant site will undergo a transformation to create a new gathering space! The site will feature: a natural creek, stone seating, performance pavilion, amphitheater terrace, firepit seating, water feature, and an inclusive playground.
Congratulations, Village Of Antioch community! 🎉
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July 2023
Sioux Falls Preparing to ‘Dive into’ Future Aquatic Projects
We are thrilled about taking the next step in our efforts to replace our aging aquatic facilities with new state-of-the-art facilities for our community,” Don Kearney, Director of Parks and Recreation said. “These are important long-term investments in our quality of life and are a key element in making Sioux Falls an attractive place to live, work, and play. These improvements will last for another 50 years, and I look forward to working with our residents on what’s possible with these projects.”
Read more here: City of Sioux Falls selects design teams for future aquatics projects (dakotanewsnow.com)
“The Director of Parks and Recreation, Don Kearney, told Dakota News Now, “We are thrilled about taking the next step in our efforts to replace our aging aquatic facilities with new state-of-the-art facilities for our community. These are important long-term investments in our quality of life and are a key element in making Sioux Falls an attractive place to live, work, and play.”
Read more here: Sioux Falls Preparing to ‘Dive into’ Future Aquatic Projects
May 2023
FIREHOUSE Magazine: Healthy Station Design Doesn’t End with Hot and Cold Zones
March 2023
ILA – 2022 New Library Buildings Showcase
February 2023
Williams Architects Announced Among AIA Illinois Emerging Professional Friendly Firms
IAPD / IPRA Outstanding Park & Facility Award for Harrer Park Pool
In the May issue of FIREHOUSE Magazine, Mark Bushhouse explains why enhancement to design and equipment and improvement of protocols and procedures are necessary to build upon bottom-line efforts to reduce carcinogens in the firehouse.
Check out the full article here: Healthy Station Design Doesn’t End with Hot and Cold Zones | Firehouse