One of the truly remarkable stories about how parks are created is the innovative 22-mile BeltLine project in Atlanta that was inspired by a graduate student’s thesis. The idea of using an abandoned rail corridor built in 1902 encircling the city first sprang up when Georgia Tech student Ryan Gravel first thought of the idea after he reportedly became frustrated ... Read More »
As our gift to you this holiday season The Park and Facilities Catalog offers FREE SHIPPING* on select Commercial Site Furnishings. We offered this deal in November. Because it was so popular, we extended that promotion through Fri., Dec. 14! And we added 3, 4, and 5-row Aluminum Bleachers. So hurry. (*Conditions apply – this special is for our durable 398-Series ... Read More »
As a construction manager, you are about to put the finishing touches on a project when you notice something missing- the Commercial Outdoor Furniture. There aren’t any outdoor bike racks as required in many cases by city planners. No metal benches, trash receptacles or large commercial planters are installed on the property. What do you do? Call The Park and Facilities ... Read More »
This holiday weekend when everybody gathers at the dining room table for that bountiful meal, many families will also take time to go outside, visit their local park for fresh air, open spaces and to work off that giant meal. While Americans express their gratitude for a number of blessings this weekend, one benefit to be grateful for is all ... Read More »
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