Portfolio
Featured Projects
Since the 1970’s, Campbell & Campbell has been engaged in works of landscape and environmental architecture, and public art, widely recognized for commitment to a collaborative process of discovery and collective expression of community, culture and encounter and re-conciliation with nature.
This work has been placed by art critic Christopher Knight at the intersection of “poetry and civic purpose.” Recognized as works of environmental healing and landscape art, these have ranged from public projects noted for design processes involving large numbers of participants, through collaborations with individual sculptors, painters and poets, fellow professionals, and constituencies of cultural, academic and research institutions, faith communities and environmental organizations.
Representative Projects
Landscape Design
Hollywood Central Park
For the Friends of Hollywood Central Park
Cultural Landscape
Creative Planet
For the Museum of Science & Industry, London
Landscape Design
Maguire Gardens
Los Angeles Central Library
For the City of Los Angeles
Landscape Design
Sentinel Plaza
For the City of Pasadena
Civic / Institutional
Santa Barbara
County Courthouse
For the County of Santa Barbara
Landscape Design
Cathedral of
Our Lady of the Angels
For the Archdiocese of Los Angeles
Architecture
Audubon Nature Center
Los Angeles
For the National Audubon Society
Architecture
Lobo Canyon Ranch
Private Client
Landscape Architecture
Hope Ranch Estate
Private Client
City Centers / Plazas, Parks, and Squares
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, Los Angeles
De la Guerra Plaza, Santa Barbara
Sunset Boulevard District, Hollywood, California
North East San Fernando Valley Revisioning, Los Angeles
First Street Corridor, Los Angeles
Spring and Main Street Corridors, Los Angeles
Imperial Beach
Los Angeles Central Library
Grand-Hope Park, Los Angeles
Wells Fargo Plaza, Los Angeles
Western Washington University Haskell Plaza
Bally’s Resort, Las Vegas
Santa Barbara County Courthouse
CALTRANS District 7 Headquarters, Los Angeles
Santa Fe Depot Forecourt, San Diego
Pasadena Police Civic Courtyard
Beverly Hills Civic Center
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Headquarters
Oceanside Civic Center
West Hollywood Holloway Park and Veterans’ Memorial
Veterans Memorial Park, City of Santa Clarita
Scripps Park, La Jolla
These projects use the elements of urban design and landscape architecture to create an expression of the identity of a place, a community, and a region in the public environment, focusing on the incorporation of works of sculpture and environmental art.
Urban Districts: Area-Wide & Regional Plans
Sunset Blvd. Corridor, Hollywood
North East San Fernando Valley Revisioning, Los Angeles
Broadway Historic District
De la Guerra Plaza, Santa Barbara
First Street Corridor, Los Angeles
Spring and Main Street Corridors, Los Angeles
Grand-Hope Park, Los Angeles
Scripps Park, La Jolla
These projects include large-scale district and regional master plans, in concert with prior and existing economic development efforts, current and future real estate trends, changing community demographics, complex environmental challenges, potential and emerging new markets, and the meaningful concerns of an informed public. Campbell & Campbell has worked with jurisdictional agencies, community members, residents and property owners, the City, Chambers of Commerce, the Los Angeles Unified School District, businesses, tenants, and other community organizations and elected and appointed officials to develop meaningful visions for these communities.
Cultural / Academic / Museum Campus
Audubon Nature Center at Debs Park, Los Angeles, Platinum LEED
Avery Garden, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Santa Barbara, CA
University of California Santa Barbara – Master Plans & Projects
Stanford University – Near West Campus, Palo Alto, CA
University of California Los Angeles – Broad Art Center, Los Angeles, CA
Pomona College, Claremont, CA
Marlborough School, Los Angeles
University of California Irvine – Alumni & Extension Center, Irvine, CA
Western Washington University Science District, Bellingham
San Antonio Art Institute
St. Matthew’s Parish School, Pacific Palisades
Central Middle School, Los Angeles
Ocean Sciences Education Center, UC Santa Barbara/NOAA
These projects involve the establishment of overall long-range master plan design, site and architectural development criteria, and implementation and phasing strategies for complex goals in environmentally and historically significant urban and suburban settings, and the subsequent design through construction documents of projects within the master plan.
Inherent in these and other highly visible projects, the master plans and projects are intended to serve their urban and regional communities as exemplary models of environmental ethics and design excellence.
Public Street, Transit and
Pedestrian Networks & Corridors
Orange Line, San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles
First Street Corridor, Los Angeles
Sunset Boulevard District/Corridor, Hollywood
North East San Fernando Valley Revisioning
East Washington Boulevard, Culver City
Broadway Historic District, Los Angeles
South Robertson Boulevard District, Los Angeles
Grand-Hope Promenade, Los Angeles
UC Santa Barbara Campus Bikeway Corridor
Ocean Park Beachfront Network, Santa Monica
Wilshire Boulevard Corridor, Santa Monica
Howard Hughes Linear Park, Los Angeles
These projects have received awards for their provision of safe, clear and pleasurable pedestrian environments and vehicular and pedestrian movement corridors as urban places with distinct identity and character.
Transportation, Institutional, Waterfront & Industrial Site Facilities
Port of Los Angeles – Urban Design Framework
United States Border Station Complex – General Services Administration, Tecate
City of Avalon Waterfront – Master Plan Cross & Channel Terminal Facilities
Los Angeles State and County Arboretum – Laboratories
Port of Los Angeles Urban Design/Landscape Studies
Avalon Waterfront Master Plan
Imperial Beach Seacoast Plaza
Atlantic Beach Oceanfront
Santa Monica Pier Plaza
Ocean Park Beachfront
Long Beach Queensway Waterfront
These projects successfully address complex functional program requirements along with site safety, security, and energy efficiency goals. Our waterfront projects have all been honored for dealing creatively with the technical challenges characteristic of waterfront projects in the context of providing maximum public access to their unique water-related environments.
Mixed Use / Residential / Community Open Space / Linkages Projects
Hudson Oaks Residential Project, Pasadena, California
Venice-Hope Family Resource & Recreation Center, Los Angeles
Terra Bella Residential Community, Bell Gardens, California
Ivy Courtyard Residential Housing Project, Van Nuys, California
Playa Vista Landscape Vocabulary
Las Brisas Mixed Use Community Project, Long Beach
Grisham Housing Project, Long Beach
Mission Meridian Mixed Use Community, South Pasadena
Heritage Court Senior Housing, Downey
Bixby Plaza, North Campus District, Pomona College
Lagoon District Housing Project, University of California Santa Barbara
Las Posas Assisted Living Project, Camarillo
Grisham Moderate Income Community Project, Long Beach
These projects involve an array of uses, integrating a wide spectrum of medium and high density market rate, university student, moderate income and senior and assisted communities. They successfully address challenges associated with linking new communities into existing settings.
Research / Medical / Media Campus Landscape Planning and Design
Saint John’s Medical Center Expansion and Seismic Upgrade, Santa Monica
Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City
Amgen Research Campus, Thousand Oaks
These projects involve the integration of highly sophisticated, rapidly-changing functional requirements within the provision of coherent connected working and social environments in existing urban districts and residential neighborhoods.
Accessible Planning and Design
Los Angeles Central Library
The Audubon Center at Debs Park
Santa Barbara County Courthouse
Santa Monica Pier Carousel Park
These projects involved the completion of long term master plans for the restoration of the heavily used historic public places as well as designs for equal barrier-free access and fire code upgrades to contemporary standards. Our design approach is to create projects that will subtly enhance the public perception of the special characteristics of the sites by exhibiting respect for their historical and environmental contexts.
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Campbell & Campbell is internationally recognized for leadership in the design of sustaining, regenerative environments.