The Timberlane Trails project seeks to improve public accessibility to community green spaces and amenities.
The design connects local neighborhoods to green spaces and transportation amenities.
Recommendations are based on evaluations of existing conditions and community needs.
Asakura Robinson designed a short, 2.5-mile trail system and nine trail heads for the Timber Lane Hike & Bike Trail in Spring, Texas.
The trail heads were designed to be visible neighborhood landmarks that guide users throughout the trail system, connecting six neighborhood subdivisions to a high-quality recreation amenity and to the Mercer Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, Timber Lane Park, and Spring Park and Ride.
They will serve as a meeting point, place of rest and orientation, and include a trail map, benches, bike racks, and water fountains. As part of the design team, Asakura Robinson evaluated the existing recreational and pedestrian/bike amenities as well as community needs to prioritize improvements and optimize design solutions.
