Dix.Hite Recognized with ASLA Honor Award
Ashley Ashley

Dix.Hite Recognized with ASLA Honor Award

Dix.Hite is honored to receive an ASLA (American Society of Landscape Architects) Florida Honor Award for our work on The Great Southern Box Company Food Hall in Orlando's Packing District.

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Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery of Taylorville
Ashley Ashley

Oak Tree Union Colored Cemetery of Taylorville

What began as a simple planting plan request evolved into Dix.Hite + Partners' most profound projects, and a testament to how landscape architecture can bridge past and present, healing and hope, memory and renewal.

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Addressing Florida’s Water Crisis
Ashley Ashley

Addressing Florida’s Water Crisis

As Florida continues its unprecedented growth—welcoming over 1,000 new residents daily—landscape architects  face an urgent challenge: how do we create sustainable, functional landscapes that don't deplete one of our state’s most precious resources—water?

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City Gives Progress Report on MLK Park Additions
Ashley Ashley

City Gives Progress Report on MLK Park Additions

More than a year after breaking ground and a month after its expected opening, the Unity Corner memorial at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park remains in progress as upgrades are on the way to the nearby Castle Park playground.

The plan for Unity Corner, located by the intersection of Denning Drive and Morse Boulevard, began in 2012 as an effort by residents of the Hannibal Square neighborhood to create a public memorial to Dr. King and to remember the 1950’s displacement of Black families who resided on what became Lake Island Park. A portion of the park, renamed in 2012 in honor of Dr. King, will feature a 9-foot bronze statue of the civil rights leader that will be set inside a concentric pattern of stone benches. A memory wall will display quotes from Dr. King along with the names of the displaced families.

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Inside the Dix.Hite Color Studio
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Inside the Dix.Hite Color Studio

Those unfamiliar with our profession typically assume that landscape architects focus solely on the landscape itself –– as if what we do is an entirely separate entity from the architecture of a building.

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