Treehouse and jacaranda map reshape Irvine park design
In Beacon Park Irvine FivePoint stages a future‑style Treehouse beneath 40 foot jacarandas. The project saves 1200 mature trees from the former El Toro base, boxing 800 to date, with drought‑tolerant native palettes guiding sustainable landscaping and community shaping.
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Great Park
Marine Corps
el Toro
Five Point
Martin
Brett A. Park
Brightview Landscaping Services
Parasol Park centers on native, drought friendly landscape
The project repurposes an Italian stone pine as a sentinel centerpiece in a new Great Park Neighborhoods area. It uses the OC native plant palette to cut water use, replacing manicured lawns with drought-tolerant natives like coyote brush and blue grama while swapping palms for pines. Park emphasizes parks as the social core, fostering family bonds through communal spaces.
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Southern California
Five Point
Brightview
Great Park
Park
Southern
California
Behde
FivePoint Honors Native Landscaping at Great Park Neighborhoods
FivePoint describes its landscaping approach at Great Park Neighborhoods emphasizing unprocessed open space, large trees, and a relaxed informal palette. The plan prioritizes drought resistant, low maintenance flora to align with coastal California ecology and sustainability goals.
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FivePoint
Great Park
California
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Orange County
Terence Loose
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