The Johnson Hill Land Ethics Studio was formed in 2002 from the merger of Johnson Hill and Associates, Inc. and Land Ethics, Inc., for the practice of landscape architecture with an emphasis on resource conservation planning and innovative site design. The firm places a strong emphasis on quality design and public participation, while balancing environmental sensitivity with practical and maintenance concerns in the fields of planning, policy, and design. The Johnson Hill Land Ethics Studio offers expertise in the areas of community revitalization, urban design, public workshop facilitation, waterfront and environmental studies, campus planning, historic preservation, park and recreation planning, innovative graphic communications, and advanced computer technology.
The slopes open at @CrystalMountain Resort November 22, so get your skis waxed and go see some of JHLE's finest work! http://t.co/Kcsdvo61pV
It's almost Halloween... If you don't have a pumpkin yet, why not stop by Cobblestone Farm in Ann Arbor this Saturday for their Annual Harvest Festival and pumpkin sale? The doors are open from 4:00 - 7:00. If nothing else, it's a chance to see some of the historical restoration work JHLE has done!
Keep Michigan Beautiful, a non-profit group dedicated to promoting beautification and restoration projects and to encouraging the enhancement of environmental quality, is awarding its Presidential Plaque to the Brownstown Township Recreation Campus Events Center, Wall of Honor and Splash Pad. We are honored to be part of this project, and are excited to see the changes that are still to come!
We are excited to announce the release of our new website. Check it out and tell your friends! www.jhle-studio .com
Developer: Units nearly sold out as North Main Street condo project gets underway | http://t.co/q5hpr4uiib http://t.co/zslhtGQEQm
Rezoning approved for condos on former Greek church property on Main Street http://t.co/HbCU6Xd7wm
The new boardwalk at Clark and Avis Spike Preserve in Sharon Township! http://t.co/drBFsk4Lwv
Kerrytown Place developer submits site plan for 19-unit condo project on North Main http://t.co/sTEUZDUgaj
Progress on Catherine Street condominiums in #AnnArbor http://t.co/wVFCxSkdAy
Design Review Board offers critique on North Main Street condo development http://t.co/eQ9ov6wLrb
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