NEWS BLOG / CATEGORY
The award-winning community of Bridgeland spans more than 11,000 acres and is home to roughly 65,000 residents. We’ve worked with Howard Hughes Holdings, developer of Bridgeland, on many projects over the years, and we always look forward to what the renowned...
Working with new collaborators is always exciting, but partnering with those we have rapport and long-standing tenure leads to an amazing creative dynamic. Our work at Harvest Green with SWA, Blue Grass Maintenence, and Johnson Development is a great example of this....
The history of Glenwood Cemetery, Houston’s first rural garden, dates back to 1871. The property has grown over the years, now totaling 84 acres of burial grounds for some of Texas’ most notable and influential individuals. Glenwood imagined bronze covering the walls...
The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral has a long-standing history which began in the late 1800s. This was a pivotal era involving a tapestry of cultures – Russian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Lebanese, and Greek – that converged in Texas, ushering in the enduring presence...
In 2022, our long-term partner and collaborator SWA Group Houston made the move to The Great Jones Building, a beautiful historic building in downtown Houston. This move kicked off an exciting process of transforming the building’s accompanying amenity deck into a...
At Technology Forest, around 12 acres of land have been transformed into laboratories for drug discovery and development, and life science companies. In 2021, Renfrow & Co. began a relationship with SWA Landscape Architects starting with budgeting and design...
Over the years, our team has had the privilege of working with many amazing architects, contractors, and partners. We were especially honored when Lauren Griffith Landscape Architecture contacted us to collaborate on the renovation of Trebly Park. What began as a...
Memorial Park, located within the metro area of Houston, is one of the largest urban parks in the country. It began as a U.S. Army training camp and was converted by the City of Houston in 1924 into a park, dedicated to those that lost their lives in World War I....
In the heart of Houston lies the bright and eclectic neighborhood of Montrose. With food, art, music and more, Montrose is a hometown favorite for all things entertainment and culture. A hub within the area, Montrose Collective is a mixed-use property that hosts a...
The opportunity to be part of Houston’s long-standing history is always a great honor as a creator. Heights Clock Tower, a former mill dating back to 1894, sits on 3.5 acres within the Houston Heights Historic District. Its identity as one of the oldest buildings in...