Client: City of Port Coquitlam
Landscape Architect: DMG Group
Price: $2,023,000
Year: 2018
What was once seven acres of disused farmland has been reimagined into a vibrant hub for sport and recreation at Port Coquitlam’s newest high school. Guided by the vision of the City of Port Coquitlam and designed by the DMG Group, Landesign transformed the site into a multi-sport destination that now serves students and the wider community year-round.
The redevelopment introduced two full-size natural grass playing fields, four tennis courts, a lacrosse box, and a baseball diamond, all framed by tree-lined pedestrian paths that connect the amenities. The result is a space that promotes physical activity, fosters community pride, and supports both school athletics and local sports programs.
For Landesign, this project reflects our commitment to creating high-quality, functional landscapes that inspire connection, performance, and long-term enjoyment.
- Complete site works, including excavation to 18” below final grade and disposal of unsuitable subsoils
- Installation of subsurface drainage system with manholes, tied into the City of Port Coquitlam storm system
- Placement of 18” depth of river sand for three playing fields
- Construction of running track and asphalt pathways
- Installation of tennis courts, including asphalt surface, sub-base, line painting, and nets
- Construction of lacrosse box with asphalt base, boards, and perimeter fencing
- Installation of baseball diamond with backstop and dugouts
- Chain link fencing throughout the site
- Concrete curb installation
- Goal post installation for sports fields
- Placement of topsoil and tree planting
- Final grading and hydroseeding
