Brookville, IN

Brookville Pool

After completing a feasibility study, HWC led the Town of Brookville through survey services, design, and construction documents for a new community pool at Brookville Town Park. A key component of this design was integrating lap swimming and other activities in a smaller footprint. The final design included a new activity pool with beach entry, three-lane 25-yard lap pool, water slide with splash down area, new mechanical building, and a renovation of the existing bathhouse/concessions/admissions building. 

Remington, IN

Community Park Trail

HWC worked closely with the Town of Remington to secure a grant from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Land and Water Conservation Fund to develop a trail system within New Park. The main goals of the project were to create a one-mile-long walking and biking trail to connect all areas of the park, including their popular splash pad. A small footbridge and trail node with bike racks and a bike repair station were also included.

Muncie, IN

Kitselman Trail and Trailhead Park

The Kitselman Trailhead is a complex, multi-phased project that connects the Cardinal Greenway Trail with the White River Trail while providing a gateway park for Muncie’s east side. The project was divided into multiple phases for funding. The first two phases included the restoration and reuse of an 1899 historic truss bridge, trail design, levee floodwalls and embankments, site design, and facilities. The third phase will complete the western site design and includes new earthen levees and floodwalls, a parking lot, site amenities, a trail, and storm drainage improvements. The third phase is currently under construction.

Lafayette, IN

Main Street Streetscape

After leading the City of Lafayette through a streetscape master plan in 2008, HWC provided design, coordination, survey, and construction inspection services for five phases of streetscape along Main Street in downtown Lafayette. Funded by the Lafayette Redevelopment Commission, this transformative project is part of the City’s promotion of healthy lifestyles and beautification in downtown Lafayette.

The goals of the project were to maximize pedestrian space and allow locations for outdoor dining and public art by introducing bumpouts. Project components included new sidewalk, special paving, street trees, stormwater planters, and installation of decorative bike racks, benches, and trash receptacles. Custom decorative crosswalk surface systems and decals were designed for the farmers’ market and other intersection treatments.

The new construction consisted of a new stormwater system, reconstructing the roadway subgrade and placing asphalt, pouring new curb and gutter, hand tooled concrete sidewalks, ornamental railing, landscaping, lighting, and an intricate concrete banding and brick paver design within the bumpouts at each intersection.

Anderson, IN

Mays Park