Design Issues: Promoting Recreation And Play In Public Spaces As the saying goes, “school’s out for summer,” so it’s time to play! And we’re not just talking about kids. Play can mean any form of leisure or recreation, for any age group, in any season; but there’s no...
The Hub: Extending The Office Outdoors The Hub is a 275,000-square-foot transit-oriented development in Denver’s River North, or RiNo district, adjacent to the 38th & Blake RTD station. Complementing the eight-story building’s architecture by Gensler, Civitas...
Design Issues: Strengthening Communities By Improving Mobility Mobility (noun): the ability to move or be moved freely and easily. There are many modern forms of mobility including cars, bikes, scooters, buses, taxis, trains, planes, and more, not to mention a...
Meet The Civitots: Sandy Hendon As we continue our “Meet the Civitots” series of posts, this time around we’re shining a spotlight on a slightly different role within Civitas – Business Manager Sandy Hendon – without whom our firm (literally) would not function, our...
Twin Silo Park: Honoring A Community’s Close Connection To Nature When Twin Silo Community Park opened in 2017, it checked all the boxes that Fort Collins, Colorado, needed in order to provide residents and visitors a wide variety of spaces and amenities for...
