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Timmons Group’s landscape architects combine experience and creativity to help clients realize their visions with site designs that enhance the quality of life and the environment. Creativity, innovation and teamwork are integral to our design process. Our landscape architecture team leverages its unique understanding of people in combination with a technical site design background and knowledge of natural ecology to create sites that are comfortable for human use while also being functional and respectful.

Our experts apply their knowledge to all design consulting practices within Timmons Group. Landscape Architects and Land Planners work collaboratively with civil engineers in the planning and design of everything from business parks and commercial centers to planned communities, hospitals and schools. Having this niche expertise in-house allows Timmons Group to offer its clients a full range of services under one roof.

Timmons Group’s experts consist of Licensed Landscape Architects and LEED® Accredited Professionals. Their expertise has been recognized through numerous awards, ranging from the American Society of Landscape Architects to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

For more information about Timmons Group's Landscape Architecture & Land Planning services, contact LuGay Lanier at 804.200.6457 or lugay.lanier@timmons.com.

Our Focus:

  • Landscape & Hardscape
  • Planning
  • Environmental Sensitivity
  • Visualization
  • Lighting
  • Irrigation

Project Profiles:

photo Owens and Minor Corporate Headquarters
Hanover County, VA
The 25 acre state-of-the-art corporate headquarters embraced low impact design for stormwater management. Timmons Group integrated stormwater and the aesthetic water feature as the major focal point of the complex. Building and parking are beautifully sited into the surrounding hardwood forest. Irrigation and native planting were designed for minimum water requirements. Timmons Group’s ability to balance the delivery of construction documents and construction administration in “fast track” projects was once again proven to be a cost effective option for the client.  
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photo Moseley Architects Headquarters
Richmond, VA
Our experts provided the renovation of a 1930’s historic factory into the corporate headquarters for Moseley Architects. The brownfield development aspires to be a leader in industry standards by achieving LEED® Platinum Certification.  Collaboration between architects, engineers and landscape architects has innovative stormwater/cistern retention for irrigation and cooling. A partial green roof and permeable paving have reduced site runoff by 30%.
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photo Southpoint Master Plan Concept and Streetscape Design
Spotsylvania County, VA
Southpoint is one of the region’s largest commercial and retail developments. Owners hired Timmons Group to establish a quality standard for streetscaping and landscaping. A master plan for the entire complex was approved. Timmons Group is preparing many of the individual landscape, lighting and irrigation plans including CarMax, Southpoint Retail Center and Wachovia Bank.
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photo Old Trail
Crozet, VA
The landscape architects at Timmons Group did the planting, playground and open space planning and design for this planned community near Charlottesville. This unique community will have a traditional downtown surrounded by townhomes, apartments and larger home lots. Open space along several creeks and watersheds will be preserved as parks and recreational centers. The preserved open space along with the newly built golf course provide clear views to the surrounding mountains.
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Hanover Elementary School
Hanover County, VA
In this LEED® project innovative ideas such as bio-filtration and grass swales to minimize pollutant runoff were used. We created a landscape plan that used only native drought tolerant vegetation so that irrigation was not required. Limited disturbance to the maximum ability and maintained a 100’ buffer from all existing wetlands.

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