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Current Events

CFZ is currently working on many projects that are improving our communities, mostly in the San Antonio area.

8-7-06 - CFZ is currently designing landscape/ irrigation improvements for various North Side Independent School District and Alamo Community College District's facilities and sports fields.

CFZ is proud to say that we are in the process of designing landscape improvements at the Ronald McDonald House on the corner of Cypress St. near San Antonio College.

We are Kick-Starting the design process for the Japanese Tea Gardens project this summer. We are working with Bender Wells Clark on renovating this Historical Site


	Current Events CFZ is currently working on many projects that are improving our communities, mostly in the San Antonio area. 8-7-06 - CFZ is currently designing landscape/ irrigation improvements for various North Side Independent School District and Alamo Community College District's facilities and sports fields. CFZ is proud to say that we are in the process of designing landscape improvements at the Ronald McDonald House on the corner of Cypress St. near San Antonio College. We are Kick-Starting the design process for the Japanese Tea Gardens project this summer. We are working with Bender Wells Clark on renovating this Historical Site		We pride ourselves on improving our community, creating a beautiful place to live and work.

			What is CFZ? CFZ is a professional and experienced landscape architecture firm located in San Antonio, Texas. Whatever your property requires, CFZ has the solution for it. Landplanning, Streetscape, Rivers, Subdivisions, Parks; CFZ can turn your imagination into reality. CFZ has both female and minority ownership and believes strongly in diversity and community.
			4-3-06 - CFZ has been planning improvements projects for several San Antonio area parks, including McAllister Park, Olmos Basin Rehab & Trail, and Salado Creek Hike and Bike Area. 3-2-06 - CFZ is currently designing improvements for the San Antonio River. The River will be extended several thousand feet and will include bike trails and other improvements. The new river extension will pass through Alamo Heights and reach Josephine Street.