Sun City Texas
Landscape design
Homes along the golf course
Sun City Texas lotting plan
Community entry
Roadway landscape design
Signage and landscape materials and design board
Golf vista
Cowan Creek Amenity Center
Cowan Creek Amenity Center
Cowan Creek Amenity Center site plan
Clockwise from top left: resort pool walk in entry, event lawn, fishing pond and amphitheater
Outdoor pool deck landscape design
Outdoor and indoor pools
Residents enjoying the pool
Softball Field and Dog Park Complex site plan
Facility sign
Dog park
Dog park seating area
Softball game
Softball field
Village Center Expansion site plan
Tennis sitting area
Tennis courts
Bocce
Pickleball
Project Details
Sun City Texas
Location: Georgetown, Texas
Categories: Community Branding, Landscape Planning, Landscape Architecture
Services: Neighborhood design, community branding, thematics, entitlements and zoning, amenity center, model park and entry feature design, tree preservation and extensive landscape design
Project Description
Award winning, Sun City Texas began as a 5,200 acre active adult master planned community and expanded with an additional 1,100 acres in 2014. Amenities and trails system have expanded to fit the growing community needs and redesigned to meet changing lifestyle trends.
- Community showcases Texas Hill Country
- Tree Preservation and native landscaping
- Model Home Park design
- Routed three golf courses and open space system to provide lot premium opportunities
- Community trail system meanders roadside and off-road, connecting neighborhoods, parks and amenities
- Amenity complex includes 24,000 sq. ft. recreation center, indoor and outdoor pools, pavilion, large amphitheater, fishing pier, golfer prep area, pickleball, bocce ball and tennis courts
- Designed 5 acre softball complex and community dog park
- Community gardens
- Aesthetic treatment for ponds and water reservoirs such as covered fishing piers, water sprays, trickling streams
- Centrally located restrooms, vending and storage areas
- Created screenings with berms and vegetation