Virginia Beach’s Pembroke Manor House has a new owner: A veterinarian who loves historic charm The Virginian Pilot - As soon as Dr. Heather Brookshire stepped over the threshold of the Pembroke Manor House in Virginia Beach, she could clearly visualize her specialized veterinary practice
WPL Landscape Architect Elected As Vice Chair Of Virginia Beach’s Open Space Advisory Committee
PRESS RELEASE: Senior Associate and Landscape Architect, Jarrod Katzer, Unanimously Elected as Vice Chair of Virginia Beach’s Open Space Advisory Committee Virginia Beach, Virginia, May 23, 2023 - Jarrod Katzer, a Senior Associate and Landscape Architect, has been unanimously elected as the Vice
USS Iowa Battleship Barrel Memorial: Honoring Naval Legacy at Fort Story
The USS Iowa Battleship Barrel Memorial, located at Fort Story in Virginia Beach, pays tribute to the renowned USS Iowa battleship and its historic contributions. Landscape architects at WPL played a significant role in the project, serving as volunteers on the Resort Advisory Commission to help
Forbes “Best Cities For Renters 2023” Rank Chesapeake No. 2 and Virginia Beach No.3
Affordable rent, ample living space and access to a nearby park could be the magic formula for finding the perfect apartment. The cities below come the closest to offering ideal renter conditions. To find the best cities for renters, we scored 93 of the largest U.S. cities using apartment
WPL landscape architect, Billy Almond, presented with M. Meade Palmer Medal
PRESS RELEASE: WPL landscape architect, Billy Almond, presented with M. Meade Palmer Medal Virginia Beach, VA, March 24th, 2023 – It is with great honor we share that WPL landscape architect, William “Billy” D. Almond has been awarded with the M. Meade Palmer Medal for his outstanding
Couple Stems Run-Off into the River with a Rain Garden and Infiltration Trench
By Mary Reid Barrow (View Original Post) When rain began running off the road and down into Buffy and Jason Barefoot’s driveway and yard on its way into the Lynnhaven River, the Barefoots knew they had to do something. The grade of Bridgehampton Road in the Bayside area had changed to such a