Crafton Tull

Native grasses don’t have to stay on the prairie. These sea oats create a natural divide at Northgate Plaza in Rogers. We’re celebrating World Landscape Architecture Month with @NationalASLA and our landscape architects.

Our employee-owners had a great time at our annual company-wide meeting and social hour! This year at Intersection, all locations across Arkansas and Oklahoma got together at The Bakery District in Fort Smith to enjoy live music, company project updates, and to celebrate each other with new traditions. Guest speaker and legendary basketball star, Sidney Moncrief, gave our employees insight on the event theme “Own Your Future.” We look forward to continued growth and a bright future for our company and our communities!

Amenities and plantings combine to create public spaces designed to build a sense of community. This patio space with gazebos, grills and colorful seating, and the pool area at the Pure Lowell multi-family development is destined to bring neighbors together. We’re celebrating World Landscape Architecture Month with @NationalASLA and our landscape architects.

The City of Mulberry hired our team for various sidewalk enhancement projects to increase connectivity and walkability in their community. Crafton Tull designed safe, ADA-compliant pedestrian access between schools and municipal amenities such as the senior center, city park, and downtown areas. The project was funded through an ARDOT TAP grant and connected a previous “Safe Routes to School” project. This infrastructure will be heavily utilized throughout the school year and warmer months as more citizens take spring walks for school, exercise, recreation, and business!

We are honored to have won the Northwest Arkansas Outstanding Business Award in the Large Business category! The Northwest Arkansas Business Journal's inaugural Northwest Arkansas Outstanding Business Awards recognize extraordinary businesses and the opportunities and positive impacts they create. An independent panel selected 16 finalists across four categories (Non-Profit, Startup, Small Business, and Large Business) and the winners were revealed last week at a luncheon. Thank you to the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal and presenting sponsors Arvest Bank and Rose Law Firm for hosting a fantastic event. Read more about the awards and finalists here: https://lnkd.in/gTvZ_wuJ

The Hot Springs office gathered Thursday for their quarterly meeting and to celebrate Christian Vaughan becoming a licensed professional engineer. Christian is a 2019 graduate from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville with a biological and agricultural engineering degree. He has worked as a civil engineer in the Hot Springs office since graduating and has worked on notable projects such as Lakeside School District, Centerpoint School, and numerous commercial sites. Congratulations, Christian!

Hey batters, renos are in full swing over at Lake Fayetteville! Our team was hired to design renovations for the City of Fayetteville's softball fields to reduce maintenance and manage stormwater more effectively. The turf infields have been installed, but stay tuned for new dugouts and seating. City of Fayetteville, Arkansas

Last week Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas dedicated their most recently completed home. Inside the home are some of the cabinets that employee-owners from Crafton Tull’s Little Rock office assembled as a part of our 60th Anniversary Volunteer Week. Congratulations, Ms. Mae! We are proud to have helped with a small part of this wonderful mission.

We are honored to be one of the 14 urban design and planning firms selected to join the Walton Family Foundation's Northwest Arkansas Design Excellence Program.

Crafton Tull has been enjoying our newly renovated Fort Smith location. Special thanks to Dero for capturing photos of the spacious, open-concept office. Come stop by to see us in the Bakery District!