Wayne Glen EGD

Wayne Glen 

INTERPRETIVE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

INTERPRETIVE &
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

A new neighborhood was formed on an acreage of land just a little south of Valley Forge National Park, but packed with a lot of history. The land itself was settled by a Quaker family in the early 1700's, not too long after Penn's Grant was established to give the region its name: Pennsylvania. In 2019, Arcadia Land took on the challenge of transforming the grounds into

A new neighborhood was formed on an acreage
of land just a little south of Valley Forge National Park, but packed with a lot of history. The land itself was settled by a Quaker family in the
early 1700's, not too long after Penn's Grant
was established to give the region its
name: Pennsylvania. 

 a new development, with a significant emphasis on landscape architecture. This regraded and impacted the land by offsetting
the flooding and storm water runoff caused by the over-development of the surrounding region. Signage for the neighborhood was developed to tell this history and convey
the future, while fitting the brand and aesthetic of the area. 

In 2019, Arcadia Land took on the challenge of transforming the grounds into a new development, with a significant emphasis on landscape architecture. This regraded and impacted the land by offsetting the flooding and storm water runoff caused by the over-development of the surrounding region. Signage for the neighborhood was developed to tell this history and convey the future, while fitting the brand and aesthetic of the area.