Feldman Design Studios
  • City of Grand Prairie Stanton Gardens, Grand Prairie, Tx.
    March 2001. Design for a Federally funded neighborhood park. Project sponsored through the Neighborhood Revitalization Department.
  • City of Grand Prairie Stanton Gardens, Grand Prairie, Tx.
    November 2000. Water efficient landscape design for city well sites located within the city of Grand Prairie. The design incorporated porous hardscape materials, drip irrigation techniques, native plantings and other water efficient and water effective ideas.
  • Enviro Solar Home, Frisco, Tx.
    March 1999. Residential landscape design for the model home built by Enviro Custom Homes. Utilized sustainable garden design techniques in the design. Photo
  • Cultural Landscape Report for BLM Helium Properties, Amarillo, Tx.
    April 1999. Funded through the National Park Service. Documented the Amarillo Helium production plants in a Cultural Landscape Inventory and made recommendations that indicated their potential as historic landscapes.
  • Cultural Landscape Report for Chisana-Gold Hill Mining District
    May, 1998. Research sponsored by the National Park Service. Investigation of a historic mining district within the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, Glennallen, Alaska.
  • Richardson Heights Elementary Environmental Learning Center
    1995-96. Created the design and worked with parents and teachers to install an outdoor classroom of a stream, ponds, forest eco-zone & bog eco-zone. The landscape was featured in the North Texas Water Garden Society 1996 Pond Tour. Photo
  • Computer Model of the Dallas Central Business District
    1994-95. Research sponsored by the Central Dallas Association. Provided a computer model of the CBD of Dallas in conjunction with a planning project provided by the Planning Department at the University of Texas at Arlington.
  • Blackland Prairie Restoration: Public Use & Recreation
    August, 1994. Research sponsored by the Texas National Research Laboratory Commission. Investigation of a public use area for portions of the land abandoned by the Superconducting Super Collider Project.
  • Traffic Noise Barrier Green Wall Constructed of Earthen Filled Recycled Tires
    1992-1993. Research sponsored by the Construction Research Center at the University of Texas at Arlington. Investigation of the use of recycled tires filled with rammed earth as a sound abatement wall for traffic noise, while using plants to develop it into an aesthetically pleasing structure.
  • Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center (Westmoreland) Landscape Plan
    1997. Project by the Native Plant Society-Dallas Chapter. Plan and partial installation of plants indigenous to the Dallas chalk escarpment where the center is located.

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