It was a full house today at the Raleigh Chamber 2024 Economic Development Annual Meeting! The first panel included executives from INEOS Automotive, FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies, and Audemars Piguet who shared their reasons for selecting Wake County for their businesses such as quality of life, access to education, talent pipeline, and healthcare. We then heard from representatives from the City of Raleigh Municipal Government, Wake County, and the Wake County Public School System who touched on what makes our community the best place to live, work, and play. Thank you for all the insights! #EDAM2024
CLH design, p.a.
Architecture and Planning
Cary, North Carolina 1,193 followers
Collaborative Landscape Architecture and Civil Engineering HUB/WBE Firm
About us
Established in 1993, CLH design, p.a. is a HUB/WBE landscape architecture and civil engineering firm located in Cary, North Carolina. Our engineers and landscape architects utilize a strong collaborative process and bring an understanding to sustainable planning and design that is unparalleled in creative and technical strength. Our broad experience with community and educational projects has cultivated a firm sensitive to the needs of children, educators and the community, translating into effective design solutions for our clients. From our environmental education, natural learning approach for school and playground design, to our sensitive approach to creating low impact campuses and parks that emanate responsible stewardship, our staff strive to make a difference. Our landscape architecture and civil engineering practice includes both community and education clients such as municipalities, parks, universities, and K-12 school systems throughout North Carolina. We have a dedicated client base and focus on building successful and long lasting relationships. The firm's President is Renee Pfeifer, PLA, ASLA. Supporting Renee on the management team include the following staff members: Zak Pierce, PLA, ASLA, LEED AP (CEO); Steve Miller, PE (Vice President); Ken Loring, PE (Principal) Glenn Medlin, PLA, ASLA, LEED AP (Principal). Melissa Richards, CPSM is the firm’s Marketing Manager and contact for new business. CLH design is certified as a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB), Woman Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) with the state of North Carolina, Department of Administration, and the Federal Government.
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- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Cary, North Carolina
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1993
- Specialties
- Landscape Architecture, Civil Engineering, Sustainable Site Design & Planning, Natural Play & Outdoor Learning Environments, Environmental Education, Urban Streetscape Design, LEED Certification, and Low Impact Design (LID) Techniques
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400 Regency Forest Drive
Suite 120
Cary, North Carolina 27518, US
Employees at CLH design, p.a.
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CLH's Melissa Richards, CPSM has been serving as SMPS Research Triangle Chapter President for the 2023-2024 program year. Yesterday's end of year social at the Town of Cary Downtown Park Pavilion included a site tour of the park led by Ed Tang of WithersRavenel followed by a fun social in the park pavilion. It was a wonderful way to wrap up a program year filled with many educational events, socials, and site tours!
Yesterday was an incredible blend of education, recognition, and sheer enjoyment as we commemorated another remarkable year! Our festivities began with an insightful site tour led by Ed Tang, from WithersRavenel. Ed guided us through the development and design intricacies of the new Town of Cary Downtown Park, shedding light on Cary's pioneering role in urban revitalization. Following the tour, we gathered at the Academy Pavilion for a social, toasting to the successes of the past year! Thank you to all who attended, we look forward to continuing to grow our chapter. 🎉
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We attended the Wake County Public School System Felton Grove High School topping off ceremony today! Proud to be a part of this amazing design and construction team and seeing this new school come to life. RATIO Design Clancy & Theys Construction Company The Wooten Company Bennett & Pless, Inc.
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We are excited to welcome back Daniela Lovera, PE to CLH! With her return to CLH, Dani has been promoted into a new role of CLH’s Associate Director of Engineering. In this multi-faceted position, she will work closely with our Director of Engineering Ken Loring and meet with engineering staff regularly to ensure milestones and design goals are being met. She will help organize projects and tasks between each of our design teams from the engineering perspective and also provide senior-level engineering design support. She will also assist with the establishment and refinement of our design standards and processes. Congratulations Dani, and welcome back to CLH!
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CLH is pleased to announce two new additions to our landscape architecture and civil engineering teams! Laura Abadom has joined CLH as a Project Manager. Laura has more than nine years of experience in landscape architecture. Her passion is in public work and creating community-driven sustainable spaces. Charles Ristimaki has joined CLH as a Senior Civil Designer. He has more than 15 years of civil design experience in all phases of civil/site development including site layout, grading design, roadway design, stormwater management systems design, and sewer/water distribution systems for residential, commercial, municipal, utilities and federal sites. Welcome Laura and Charles!
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Thanks for sharing Davis Kane Architects, P.A. and for including us on your team for this great new facility for the City of Jacksonville!
Last week, we had the immense honor of attending the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the newly completed Jacksonville Fire Station No. 4! We're incredibly proud to have partnered with the City of Jacksonville on this essential project designed to enhance public safety and support the brave first responders who serve the community. The NC Department of Transportation's proposed corridor extension of Jacksonville Parkway necessitated the construction of this new facility to ensure seamless fire department response in the area. Working closely with the City, we developed a state-of-the-art, 13,118 SF fire station tailored to meet modern first responder requirements for the next 50 years. This single-story station features three pull-through bays, each capable of accommodating a platform ladder apparatus, six individual dorm rooms, and an open-concept day room, kitchen, and dining space. It also includes a fitness room with outdoor access, a watch desk, administrative offices, and a comprehensive hot zone/cold zone isolation design for occupant safety. Visitors will also find a historical display of Jacksonville Department memorabilia, complete with a fire pole in the main entrance. The new fire station, a testament to our commitment to the community, is not just equipped to handle current demands, but also designed for future expansion. This ensures it can adapt as the community grows, giving us all confidence in its longevity and effectiveness. We are proud to have played a role in this vital project and look forward to continuing our work in designing spaces that serve and protect. City of Jacksonville CLH design, p.a. Lynch Mykins Structural Engineers Cheatham and Associates, PA Monteith Construction Corp. #Architecture #FireStation #CommunitySafety #DavisKaneArchitects #JacksonvilleNC #RibbonCutting #PublicSafety #DesignForTheFuture
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We really enjoyed our time at the AIA Triangle Chapter golf tournament! As a tee table sponsor and golf team, we had the opportunity to connect with more than 140 golfers as they made their way along the lovely Club at 12 Oaks course. It was a great way to support the AIA Scholarship Program!
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We recognize that guy! CLH's Zak Pierce served as a representative for North Carolina ASLA for the American Society of Landscape Architects Advocacy Day. Thank you Zak for your dedication to the profession of landscape architecture and all that you do to promote its importance.
Paul Kuhn, our North Carolina Government Affairs Representative will be hosting our State advocacy day on May 28th at Halifax Hall. Register here to participate:https://lnkd.in/e8HZ-uxd Representatives from #NCASLA spoke to our legislature about the importance of #landscapearchitecture on May 8th for the American Society of Landscape Architects Advocacy day! The 2024 National #ASLA Advocacy Day was focused on supporting the Freedom to Invest in Tomorrow’s Workforce Act and the WISE Act - Water Infrastructure Sustainability and Efficiency Act. Thank you to the staff of: Rep. Wiley Nickel, Rep. Jeff Jackson, Sen. Thom Tillis, and Sen. Ted Budd for your time to hear about these important bills to licensure of our profession. The American Society of Landscape Architects #ASLAadvocates is a program put on once a year to talk to our state representatives about important issues facing our profession. Learn more about #ASLA initiatives through the link below! https://ow.ly/muvk50REBmg
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CLH staff volunteers headed to Wake County Parks, Recreation and Open Space Sandy Pines Preserve last Friday to assist Wake County staff with removing 500 lbs of litter from the roadside! As the lead designer for this preserve, it holds a special place in our hearts. We really enjoyed coming together as a team and participating in this clean-up event. A big thank you to Wake County staff for organizing this event for us!
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