The city of Bee Cave has chosen Rialto Studio to transform the Brown Property into a public amenity for area residents. The 44-acre parcel, which the city purchased in 2017, is just off Great Divide Trail near SH 71.
Now that a firm has been selected, the next step is to negotiate and execute a contract between Rialto and the city.
The city received seven proposals and interviewed four firms last week with Rialto moving forward as staff’s recommendation.
Robert Deegan, a principal at Rialto, addressed council and said this is the type of project landscape architecture students are excited to work on.
