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UNLV Libraries -> Architecture Studies Library-> Las Vegas Guides and Collections ->Nevada Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects -> 2005 NASLA Awards


Nevada Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (NASLA) Landscape Awards

  Project Name: Sunny Springs Park
Project location: Las Vegas
Award: Merit Award
Project number: NASLA Awards 2005 7
Category: Landscape Architectural Design - Parks/Trails
Material in the Architecture Studies Library: Project description form, CDROM with images.
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Name of Project: Sunny Springs Park

Project Location: Las Vegas, Nevada

Project Type: Park

Client:  City of Las Vegas, Nevada

Sunny Springs Park combines design and an existing utilitarian structure. The watershed location of the cities of Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas essentially translates into seasonal flooding. The necessary infrastructure to prevent residential and commercial flood damage includes large, often multi-acre detention basins. In order to offer area residents increasing recreation opportunities in an area with decreasing open spaces, detention basins are fast becoming park locations. Sunny Springs Park is located in and around one of these very detention basins. It is adjacent to an elementary school and surrounded by extensive residential uses. Sunny Springs, a park of approximately 9 acres provides local youth and families the following amenities: tot lot with a splash feature, covered picnic structures, open turf areas, a full basketball court, two tennis courts, a skate park, two horse shoe pits, and a fitness course. Sunny Springs Park makes smart use of a flood infrastructure element and provides a much needed recreation space that serves both area residents and students.





The images on this page are low-resolution reproductions of images provided for the annual
Nevada Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects awards event.
All materials should be considered copyrighted and may not be reproduced or used without permission.





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