NECA Design Studio, acting as Landscape Architect and consultant, addressed three urgent challenges: stormwater management, preservation of mature trees, and limited accessibility to key gathering areas. Rain gardens, vegetated swales, and permeable paving were introduced to slow, filter, and redirect stormwater toward a new retention pond—mitigating flooding risks. Excavated soil was reused to build berms that shape the topography and define programmatic zones. The planting palette includes native species such as Byrsonima spicata, Conocarpus erectus, and Pimenta racemosa, which provide shade, improve soil health, and support local biodiversity.