Jay Cimino Park
Winner of Governor's Award for Best Public Place, 2007
Winner of Governor's Award for Best Public Place, 2007
Concept design through construction oversight of a community park in the Corazon y Animas National Historic District in Southern Colorado. Developed on a former brownfield and emphasizing intensive community involvement, this park established a new gateway to the Downtown Revitalization area and Historic District. Inspired by surrounding historic buildings and regional mining and railroad architecture,the park featured a hand-built steel pergola, locally quarried stone benches and planters, mining-themed playground, arboretum and regulation Bocce courts.The park received the Governor’s award for Best Public Place shortly after construction.
Location: Trinidad, Colorado
Client: City of Trinidad
Lead Consultant: Rowan Design
Collaborators: Fortis Design Group (Architectural detailing for restroom buildings), Just Engineering (Structural engineering for pergola), Purgatoire Valley Construction
Project Role:
Design of entire site and facilities from concept through construction including graphics, photography and 3D modeling, public facilitation, construction documentation and construction administration.
Location: Trinidad, Colorado
Client: City of Trinidad
Lead Consultant: Rowan Design
Collaborators: Fortis Design Group (Architectural detailing for restroom buildings), Just Engineering (Structural engineering for pergola), Purgatoire Valley Construction
Project Role:
Design of entire site and facilities from concept through construction including graphics, photography and 3D modeling, public facilitation, construction documentation and construction administration.
