Construction of the new Chino Hills Community Center in the vibrant Chino Hills community is underway. A groundbreaking ceremony for the first major community center in the City of Chino Hills was be held on Thursday, November 15th at 4:00 p.m. at the McCoy residence at the McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center. The 21,000 sq. ft. community building will be …
On December 8th, the City of Tustin and the Tustin Community Foundation celebrated the unveiling of the mural in Citrus Ranch Park. The Orange County Register recently published an article on the mural, which was developed as part of the the concept for the design of the park. Be sure to view more photos on facebook.
The City of Mission Viejo held a “soft” opening of the newly renovated Tennis Pavilion at the Marguerite Recreation Center on Monday, August 27th; a grand opening celebration will follow in the fall. The Tennis Pavilion at the Marguerite Tennis Center is flanked by the world-famous Nadadores Aquatics Center and the Mission Viejo Family YMCA. The City’s capital improvement project …
On June 26th, Robert Mueting attended the groundbreaking ceremony for Freedom Courtyard located in Central Park in Rancho Cucamonga. Freedom Courtyard will be a monument and area of reflection to honor veterans past and present and from all branches of the armed forces. In attendance were veterans, current service members, along with California Senator Bob Dutton, the Mayor, and City …
RJM Design Group proudly accepted the ‘CPRS District 11 Layman Award’ for our work on the Freedom Courtyard project in Rancho Cucamonga. Thank you District 11 and Rancho Cucamonga.
On May 5-6, Mission Viejo celebrated investment in the arts, economy, environment, education and a healthy civic life with the Arts Alive Festival. The festival is a chance for us to put down our pencils and turn off our computer screens, and get our hands dirty. This year the focus was on arts of the 1950’s… and we built a …
RJM’s own John Courtney and Tim Gallagher hosted an educational session on Sustainable Landscapes at the Washington Recreation and Park Assocation (WRPA) Mid-Year Conference on October 19, 2011. Here is a photo of the session:
At the 2011 CPRS Conference & Expo in Sacramento, Bob Mueting and Larry Ryan received a CPRS Presidential Award for 21 years of service and dedication to building communities! Also be sure to check out our Awards section to learn more about some of our other honors.
The JARPD Community Center will be located on a vacant eight acre parcel. It will provide a continuation of the uses at the adjacent Vernola Family Park in Jurupa Valley, Ca. This park expansion is master planned to provide a new 38,000 SF community building, 300 additional
parking stalls, playground and other park amenities. This project will serve the residents of Jurupa Valley as well as Eastvale, in Riverside County, California.
Designed to be a true multi-generational facility, the new community center accommodates the programs for the Fullerton Boys and Girls Club, the senior services programs and the community parks and recreational service programs.
Cesar E. Chavez Park is located on a 12-acre site north of downtown Long Beach. Community input during the planning process, and results of the site assessment, provided the basis for selecting major features of the development concept.
Central park is a 100-acre site located in the geographic heart of Rancho Cucamonga, designed to become a major resource for recreational activities for the residents of Rancho Cucamonga. After nearly two decades of planning and community participation workshops, The James L. Brulte Senior Center and the Goldy S. Lewis Community Center represent Phase I of Central Park’s development.
Serving the community in the northern part of the town, the Sky View Multi-Generational Center partnered with the YMCA to provide a community meeting place and recreation center in the City of North Las Vegas.
A public design workshop process was utilized in the Cameron Park Community Services District to gain valuable program and design input from the community. A consensus was reached quickly and support for the project broadened by a public awareness campaign that ultimately proved successful on the ballot for a district wide bond measure to fund the project.
The 18-acre park design includes a recreation center, competition pool, amphitheater, picnic areas, play area, and trail connections. The community center features a gym, multi-purpose room, offices, teen room, and locker rooms.
