
Thursday, September 24, 2009
e group Hosts The Historic Garfield District - 11th St. Pedestrian Improvement Open House Meeting

Monday, September 21, 2009
e group presents banquet facility design to Gila River Indian Community





Thursday, September 17, 2009
e group unveils the design presentation of a private yacht club, marina and hotel in Shenzhen, China


e group is working on the landscape architecture design for this contemporary architecture design private yacht club, marina and hotel in Shenzhen, China. The project includes a Lover’s boardwalk with iconic towers, yacht events and water plazas with nautical motifs , restaurants and outdoor activity areas. The hotel itself will have a infinity pool, waterfall and rock climbing walls with lush gardens and beach volleyball court. There will be a fishing dock and associated lagoon. Check out the presentation by clicking the following link and selecting the "featured design" link.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Manzanita Senior Center conceptual design options presented to the City of Phoenix

e group recently teamed up with CCBG and UEB Builders to present qualifications and conceptual ideas to the City of Phoenix for their new senior recreation center.
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Manzanita Senior Center
Completed Illustrative Master Plan for the Vanke Master Plan Development in China project

Friday, August 21, 2009
Professional Design Competition boards unveiled at AIA Phoenix Metro Chapter on Thursday night.

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Canalscape Design Competition
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
e group submits "Butterfly Jungle" design concept

Click the following link to view the 30+ page "Butterfly Jungle" design concept presentation prepared by e group. A special pat on the back goes out to Randsom for his excellent work on this presentation.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Design Development of the Vanke Master Plan continues...

e group is currently teaming up with SB-Architects in San Francisco to provide the Conceptual Design for the Vanke Master Plan Development in China. Thanks for the hard work and long night Eugene!
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Vanke Master Plan China
Thursday, July 9, 2009
e group, the original green environmental design company

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egg e group green
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
El Cortezal entry concept takes shape

The first concept sketches are being developed for an entry design into a new project called El Cortezal in Guadalajara which is very difficult terrain. The slopes are at 40% and steeper but the client wants 500 units on the property so we will be designing a lot of walls.
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Cliff face,
massive,
stone gatehouse,
stone road
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Design Development of the "Butterfly Jungle USA" continues






Butterfly Jungle USA is a butterfly garden / tropical jungle attraction housed in a Hacienda style event space and botanical garden conservatory. Visitors become "explorers" and experience an adventure through a tropical jungle with waterfalls, streams full of fish, tropical birds, jungle mammals and thousands of butterflies dancing on the flora and around "ancient ruins".
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Butterfly Garden Jungle Exhibit
Thursday, June 25, 2009
e group is pleased to announce the completion and opening of Midfirst Bank at Power Marketplace

Monday, June 22, 2009
e group pushed to Friday deadline for Master Planning Presentation

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Susan Roberts
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Old Bethany Home Office Photo Surfaces

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E. Bethany Home office
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Sonoran Quarterly Article

By Elaine McGinn,
Director of Planning and Exhibits
Design development for the Garden's newest initiative, the Berlin Agave-Yucca Forest, began in March with the selection of e group as the landscape design firm. e group is a Phoenix based company that has 30 years experience in working with desert landscapes. Their firm includes landscape architects, horticulturists, and planning and graphic specialists.
Located south of Sybil B. Harrington Succulent Gallery, the new exhibit will provide visitors with a unique opportunity to view the diverse agave and nolina families. Interpretation will reinforce concepts about desert plant adaptations and their horticultural and historical significance to the gardens living collection.
The schematic design concept for the Agave-Yucca Forest is best described as an exaggerated boulder experience blanketed and edged by agaves, yuccas, and nolinas, providing a sense of enclosure and immersion.
Funded by a generous gift from Howard and Joy Berlin to Tending the Garden Campaign, the Berlin Yucca-Agave Forest is scheduled to open in November 2009. Construction for the new exhibit will begin in July and continue through the fall.
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