News

May 2017:

Great news for park enthusiasts – the Springs Family recently transferred ownership of Walter Elisha Park to the Town of Fort Mill. Once the site of a Springs textile mill, the 14-acre park is a treasured green space for residents and visitors with a walking path, playground and home to the South Carolina Strawberry Festival. In addition to now owning the park, the Town also announced proposed park improvements. The Dodd Studio partnered with the Town to develop a master plan highlighting the enhancements, which includes permanent restrooms, an amphitheater and a widened walking path. Further details forthcoming.

March 2017:

The Dodd Studio is pleased to announce that the City of Shelby’s City Pavilion has been awarded the 2016 Best Outdoor Space Improvement from the North Carolina Main Streets Center. This 8,500 square-foot covered, open-air structure was completed in 2015 and is home to the vibrant Foothills Farmers’ Market while also serving as a new, unique community event space. This project demonstrates the power of collaboration and has served as a catalytic investment in an under-developed area of Uptown Shelby. The Dodd Studio is proud member of the team that helped turn the City of Shelby’s vision into a successful reality.

December 2016:

It’s been an amazing year at The Dodd Studio/FitFields and we are truly appreciative of every opportunity.  We are looking forward to keeping the momentum rolling into the New Year.  May you all have a most joyful holiday season!  See ya in 17……

September 2016:

Please welcome Brandon Green to The Dodd Studio/FitFields team. Brandon is a recent graduate from Clemson University with a degree in Landscape Architecture and a minor in Turf Grass Science. Brandon will be working on a variety of sport and recreation related projects for the Studio. We are excited!

June 2016:

We are thrilled to be working on the Rock Hill Fort Mill Bike Ped Connectivity Study. The purpose of the plan is to guide short and long term transportation and land use planning decisions for a safer, more accessible bicycling and walking environment.

Check out all the information at http://bikewalkrfats.weebly.com/ for more details.

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