Jewelry District
Providence, RI

 

Sustainable Northampton
Northampton, Massachusetts

This comprehensive plan provides the basis for the whole City to move towards greater economic, environmental and social sustainability. It includes the program goals plus the metrics for determining success. Client: City of NorthamptonThis comprehensive plan provides the basis for the whole City to move towards greater economic, environmental and social sustainability. It includes the program goals plus the metrics for determining success. Client: City of Northampton

Springfield Downtown Main Street Streetscape Improvements

Springfield, MA

The Cecil Group was responsible for the landscape design for comprehensive improvements of Springfield’s Main Street. This project encompasses complete reconstruction of the streets and sidewalks for the majority of the downtown, including new landscape features, graphics and streetlighting. The overall design approach is an extension of The Cecil Group’s previous landscape and streetscape master plan that it prepared for the entire downtown. The design approach strengthened connections among the City’s downtown districts through coordinated materials, plantings and amenities.

Tri-town Unified Vision
Andover, Wilmington and Tewksbury, MA

With this vision, the three communities have been brought together under common goals and are now moving towards major expansion of the biotech/hi-tech industrial park, new mixed use redevelopment, and major investment in a new interstate highway interchange. Client: Merrimack Valley Economic Development Council

Belmont Waverley Trail
Belmont, MA

Through a grant from DHCD, The Cecil Group assisted the Town of Belmont in developing a concept for an interpretive trail through the Waverley Square neighborhood. The intent of the trail is to highlight historic, economic, and civic accomplishments through signage, banners, kiosks and painted trail markings. The Cecil Group also worked with the Town to provide landscape and urban design concepts that would advance Belmont’s initiative to create the Waverley Trail as a “green line” connecting the Butler School, Waverley Square, and Beaver Brook Preservation.