This Dutch Bros. Coffee is located in Wilsonville, OR. Even though this is a small site, we added a wide variety of plants to enhance the drive-thru experience.

Wauna Credit Union is in Forest Grove, OR. Through working with a local artist, we included a unique water feature at the entrance highlighting the company’s majestic logo, an eagle with outstretched wings. The drive-through roundabout and perimeter landscape created a large canvas for us to add a variety of plantings. Through the use of…

This Health Occupation Training Center addition fit into the existing campus master plan by expanding an existing parking lot with this project.  MEPpc provided the landscaping to meet City of Lebanon’s code.

The Red Rock Center was originally a commercial shopping center with numerous leased spaces planned in the Tigard Triangle area.  Since the development slow down it has been refocused to provide Medical and Dental Offices, Drive in Banking and flex space.  The Landscaping needed to address the sensitive wetlands at the corner of SW 72nd…

The City of Redmond was developing a new Central Fire Station in the center of the city to consolidate and update the existing stations. MEPpc, was responsible for the irrigation and planting for the Central Oregon site. We utilized drought and cold tolerant plantings to achieve a sustainable landscape over time.

Fairview Village is a community developed in the neo-traditional approach in planning and design. The “Neo Traditional” encourages pedestrian friendly streetscapes, pocket parks, and the introduction of ally-ways with garages in the rear of the homes. Large porches and smaller front yards encourage resident interaction and embraces a sense of community.

Macdonald Environmental Planning, PC provided landscape design and irrigation drawings for the South Valley Bank & Trust in Bend, Oregon. The South Valley Bank expanded its regional footprint throughout central and southern Oregon with new branches in Bend, Sisters and Lakeview Oregon.  MEPpc designed landscapes with plant materials indigenous to the micro climates in each…

Located on the waterfront of the Columbia River in Vancouver, Washington, Beaches Restaurant & Bar sought Macdonald Environmental Planning to create a landscape reminiscent of the Oregon Coast.

For the design of this community development, we envisioned over a ¼ mile of greenway trails to serve as important passive recreation and pedestrian access throughout the community. An existing wetland will be preserved and serve as a sustainable education component for visitors.

This 2 Acre Neighborhood Park will provide play areas for young and older kids, a picnic shelter and plaza overlooking green space next to a nature preserve. Our design encompasses the sustainable community development and environmental stewardship visions set forth by the City of Hillsboro.