This project entailed long
range park and open space planning for a
15 mile long valley of Nose Creek and West
Nose Creek in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
An ongoing citizen involvement committee
assisted in the determination of objectives
for land use. Nose Creek was one part of
5 separate major watersheds within the city,
each taken on by a separate landscape architecture
firm; the whole project was coordinated
by the Calgary Parks and Recreation Department.
The project won provincial and national
awards from the Canadian Society of Landscape
Architects. Jim Patterson shared responsibility
for this work in 1993-1994 at Matrix Landscape
Architecture in Calgary, Alberta.
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