We know our role in placemaking Play is our entire landscape. But for you, it’s part of a much larger vision. Whether you’re designing a destination park, a neighborhood gathering space, a campus environment or a vibrant streetscape, play must do more than fill a footprint. It should strengthen the identity of a place, support community goals and seamlessly integrate into the broader experience. That’s why we love partnering with landscape architects and designers. We bring deep expertise in play yet understand how every element contributes to the success of the whole project.
Keep the excitement flowing Successful play environments don’t stop drawing crowds after opening day. They become places people return to again and again, inspiring ongoing exploration, connection and belonging. Our approach combines bold aesthetics, innovative design and meaningful play value to create memorable experiences that live on. Thoughtful design choices support physical, cognitive, social and emotional development while encouraging imagination, discovery and healthy challenge.
Partner your way Some designers want hands-on collaboration from the earliest concept stages. Others prefer diving into our collection of tools like design files and planning inspiration to begin shaping their own vision. However you like to work, we’re ready to support your process. Together, we can develop environments where play, shade, water and the surrounding landscape work as one cohesive experience. From carefully curated color palettes to fully custom solutions, we’ll help you realize results that feel intentional, integrated and uniquely your own.
Landscape Structures® was founded by a landscape architect For more than 50 years, this perspective has shaped everything we do—creating play spaces that enhance the built environment, reflect the needs of the community and give every child the opportunity to play. Let’s create places that make an impact, long after the ribbon cutting.
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Redwood Park
Apple Valley, Minnesota
City of Apple Valley Confluence
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Big Cottonwood Regional Park Millcreek, Utah
Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation Dan Sonntag, PLA, Salt Lake County
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Summerwood Elementary Houston, Texas
Humble ISD
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Da’ Yas Park Eureka, California
MDG-Melton Design Group City of Eureka
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Spray Park: Aquatix® by Landscape Structures®
District 1876 Park Coleman, Texas
KDC Associates MEMAS Foundation
Shade Structures: SkyWays® by Landscape Structures®
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Westacre Park West Sacramento, California
MDG-Melton Design Group City of West Sacramento
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Katherine Rose Memorial Park Mansfield, Texas
James Fish, PLA, ASLA, Park Planning Manager, City of Mansfield Parks Department Landon Bell, RLA, Parkhill
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Shade Structures: SkyWays® by Landscape Structures®
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Clifford Playground Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Parks and Recreation Department BSC Group
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Spirit of Detroit Plaza Detroit, Michigan
John DeRuiter, City of Detroit
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Shade Structures: SkyWays® by Landscape Structures®
Kids World Pomona Playground Pomona, California
Chuck Foley, ASLA, Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Crane Architectural Group
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Heritage Village Park Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota
City of Inver Grove Heights Candace Amberg, PLA, WSB
Spray Park: Aquatix® by Landscape Structures®
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Shade Structures: SkyWays® by Landscape Structures®
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Groves Elementary Humble, Texas
Humble ISD
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Monon Boulevard Carmel, Indiana
City of Carmel, Department of Engineering Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Rundell Ernstberger Associates, Inc. Crossroad Engineers, PC
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Greentree Elementary Kingwood, Texas
Humble ISD
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Old Celina Park Celina, Texas
Lenny Hughes, PLA, ASLA, Principal in Charge, Halff Brett Mann, PLA, ASLA, CLARB, Director of Landscape Architecture and Project Manager, Halff City of Celina
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