Description:

The Woodstock Downtown development is a mixed-use community located in the heart of Woodstock, Georgia. The community is designed to be a walkable and livable neighborhood, with a variety of residential, commercial, and retail options. The development contains several community parks and open spaces connected by pedestrian paths and trails, creating a network of outdoor spaces for residents and visitors to enjoy.

TSW, a leading architecture and engineering firm, was a part of the master planning effort for the Woodstock Downtown development and was responsible for creating conceptual and schematic plans for each of the parks and the trail system. The firm’s expertise in landscape architecture and community planning helped to create a cohesive and functional outdoor spaces that are enjoyed by residents and visitors alike.

One of the main highlights of the development is Dial Park, a mostly wooded linear park that is centrally located in the community. Dial Park serves as the focal point of the park system and contains a variety of amenities such as a basketball half-court, passive lawns areas, water features, playground, fire pit, and two pavilions. The park is designed to be a place for residents to gather, play, and enjoy nature.

Other parks in the community include a swim club, picnic areas, and pocket parks. These parks provide residents with a variety of recreational opportunities and a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The swim club is a great place for residents to cool off during the summer months, while the picnic areas and pocket parks are perfect for gathering with friends and family.

In summary, TSW played a vital role in the master planning and design of the Woodstock Downtown development. The firm’s expertise in landscape architecture and community planning helped to create a cohesive and functional park system that provides residents with a variety of recreational opportunities and a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The development’s walkable and livable design along with the park system make it an attractive destination for residents and visitors.