A School with a Dream: Envisioning a Plan for Dream Lake Elementary
We were invited to tour Dream Lake and collaborate on how to create a functional, more holistic campus.
Dix.Hite presents Dream Lake Elementary Vision Plan to OCPS School Board
Dix.Hite welcomes back Sheeba West in new role as Principal in Orlando
Chris Hite: 2021 ASLA Council of Fellows
Drumroll, please … Chris Hite, our president and CEO, was recently elevated to the American Society of Landscape Architects 2021 Council of Fellows—one of only 35 professionals nationwide to receive this honor.
A Year of Action: Celebrating Our 25th Anniversary
Dix.Hite + Partners was founded in 1996, marking this year our 25th anniversary. To celebrate, we decided to accomplish 25 acts that embodied our core values through service, empowerment and collaboration.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Dix.Hite + Partners
About a year ago, our firm set out to ensure that our practice attracts people from all backgrounds, that our staff feels supported and safe, and that our designs work to build community and inclusivity. A group of employees formed a committee dedicated to researching and organizing thoughts around the topics of diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.
LA+ Journal Creature Design Competition
Last year, a few of our team members entered the LA+ Journal’s CREATURE international design competition to discover how we can use design to open our cities, landscapes and minds to a more symbiotic existence with other creatures.
Dix.Hite Wins Design Awards from ASLA FL and ASLA AL
Planting A Seed: The 4Roots Farm Design Process
The 4Roots Farm is an 18-acre urban farm that was envisioned by 4Roots, an alliance of community stakeholders—community leaders, business owners, designers, scientists and engineers—who are committed to creating a healthy, thriving and sustainable food system in Orlando.
What Makes a Great Public Space?
There are several signs of a good quality public space, signs that show us when a space is functioning at a high level. When designing in the public realm, we always consider these elements and ask ourselves the following questions.
City of Jacksonville Riverfront Competition Designs Revealed
Crest Lake Park Tree Strategy
There’s no substitution for great trees in an outdoor space. And because it takes 15 to 20 years for them to grow large enough to produce adequate shade, a quality tree canopy is difficult to replicate. One of our guiding design principles is to harness the spirit of the land—and that’s exactly how we approached Crest Lake Park.
Chris Hite elevated to ASLA Council of Fellows
National Trails Day: A Look at the Jones Valley Corridor
National Trails Day, the first Saturday in June, is a day of service and recognition for our local trails. And in honor of National Trails Day, we’d like to celebrate one of those important places in the works: the Jones Valley Corridor.
Why Bees Are The VIPs
Insect pollinators include bees, wasps, butterflies, moths, beetles and flies. All pollinators are important, but bees are the VIPs. Why? We’ll fill you in on all the buzz.
Jessica Griggs, a 17-year veteran of Dix.Hite, is promoted to Principal
Staying Connected While Working Apart
We’ve learned many lessons during the pandemic, but none as important as the value of cultivating personal relationships with the people we work with. Although we’re a team of co-workers, we are—first and foremost—a group of friends and family. And the more connected we are as employees, the stronger we are as a company.
Sand Mountain Park & Amphitheater Grand Opening
Dix.Hite Selected for Design Competition for Jacksonville Riverfront Park Project
Dix.Hite + Partners: Designing for Life
Purveyors of fine design. Connecting people to place. These are just some of the ways we’ve chosen to describe who we are as a firm over the past 25 years. And like any company, these descriptions have grown and evolved right along with us.