 | Arizona Main Street Program. Walt Rogers was selected as one
member of a diverse group of consultants specializing in urban design, landscape
architecture, architecture, historic preservation, community development, and
marketing to serve the Arizona Main Street Program for 1995 to 1996 and 2000 to
present. The Arizona Main Street Program, which is part of the National Main
Street Program, exists to provide design and management expertise to small towns
and communities throughout Arizona.
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| Saint Phillips Church. Historic research, plant valuation and
native plant inventory for historic site affected by Campbell Avenue/River Road
intersection widening. Tucson, Arizona.
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| Historic Fort Lowell Park. Improvements to this historic park
included protective roofing over mud adobe walls, access to a newly opened
historic site area, comfort station, a handicap accessible path system, lighting
and pruning trees in a pecan orchard. $350,000 construction budget. Tucson,
Arizona.
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| Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park. Walt Rogers
participated in the development of an authentic reconstruction masterplan for
the first Mormon Fort settled in Las Vegas in 1855. Researched historic plant
materials and gardens. Developed landscape restoration plan. Las Vegas, Nevada.
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| University of Arizona Campus Farm. The firm, in a joint venture
with a Tucson architecture office, developed a long-range masterplan for the U
of A’s unique and historically significant central-city agricultural research
and hands-on teaching facility. Tucson, Arizona.
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| Tovrea Castle Historic Site. Walt Rogers participated in preparing
the site development masterplan and building site preservation plan. Carried out
inventory and evaluation of historically significant cactus gardens. Phoenix,
Arizona.
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| Two Parking Lots on Main Street in Historic Old Town Cottonwood. Historically
sensitive parking lots, street trees, walls, and street furniture were designed
under the Arizona Main Street Program. Walt Rogers served as project principal
and project designer. Cottonwood, Arizona.
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| The Mehl Family Memorial at Foothills Park. The firm was
commissioned to design a memorial for the family which perished in a plane
accident. Walt Rogers served as project principal and project designer. Tucson,
Arizona.
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| The Davis House Garden Reconstruction in Historic El Presidio
Neighborhood. Researched historic character of gardens and prepared
construction documents for landscape restoration. Tucson, Arizona.
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| Finalist in the Competition for the Historic Carnegie Library Site
Plan. One of four finalists in national competition for developing a
historically sensitive, adaptive reuse plan for the library and site. Tucson,
Arizona.
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| Ronstadt Transit Center. The firm provided landscape design and
construction documents for this unique central transit transfer station. The
project is constructed from used bricks that were salvaged from buildings
removed from the site. It also includes the work of a public-works artist.
Tucson, Arizona.
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| Old Towne Artisans Historic Courtyard in El Presidio Neighborhood. Developed
authentic courtyard site plan for adaptive reuse of Sonoran style architecture
dating to 1870. Tucson, Arizona.
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| The Olcott House Garden Reconstruction in Historic El Presidio
Neighborhood. Researched historic character of gardens and prepared
construction documents for landscape restoration. Tucson, Arizona.
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| The Historic MacArthur Building across from the Southern Pacific
Depot. Designed landscaping and irrigation for the adaptive reuse of this
historic hotel. Tucson, Arizona.
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| A Downtown Concept Plan for Historic Florence, Arizona. The firm
developed a long-range plan for Downtown Florence emphasizing parking, street
furniture and streetscaping. Walt Rogers served as project principal and a
project planner. Florence, Arizona.
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| A Parking Lot on Main Street. A historically sensitive parking
lot, street trees, lighting and street furniture were designed by the firm. Walt
Rogers served as project principal. Florence, Arizona.
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| The Corbett House Historic Site Renovation and Museum Parking Areas at
the Tucson Museum of Art. Researched historic character of gardens and
prepared construction documents for landscape restoration. Tucson, Arizona.
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| El Membrillo Historic Neighborhood Plan. The firm identified the
significant historical and cultural attributes of this inner-city neighborhood
and developed a plan to deter urban development pressure. Tucson, Arizona.
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| El Encanto Estates National Historic District Nomination. Walt
Rogers researched the significant streetscape and landscape elements and
prepared a background report for the national register nomination. Tucson,
Arizona. |
