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Land art & urban design
Public landscapes that make infrastructure, ecology, identity and daily life visible in one memorable place.
We shape parks, civic spaces and community landscapes as both public experience and working infrastructure. The strongest result is expressive, useful and deeply specific to its setting.
Make systems visible
Turn water, light, planting, material and circulation into legible experiences rather than concealed technical layers.
Create civic identity
Give communities distinctive public spaces that invite gathering, play, discovery and repeat use across seasons.
Built evidence
Five places.
Five distinct responses.
Water, light, play, landscape and urban form become the material of public life.
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Winnipeg, Manitoba
Water Bend Park
Nadi Group started the Water Bend Park Fountain project with two different visions: the developer, who wanted an elegant fountain that would become a distinctive gathering place within the community and the City of Winnipeg, that wanted low maintenance and energy efficient children’s splash park. Our answer: Why not do both?
02
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Rose Lake Green Court
Rose Lake Green Court started with an idea to design a centrally located sculptural water feature—that would act as a neighborhood beacon and recreational splash pad— for the Bridgwater neighborhoods. Bridgwater is a new neighborhood in south Winnipeg.
03
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Bokeh at Kildonan Park
The Winnipeg Arts Council invited artist-led teams to submit a proposal for the creation of a feature lighting art installation around the duck pond in Kildonan Park in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Nadi Group worked alongside Takashi Iwasaki, a prolific Winnipeg artist, to create an immersive and dreamy lighting experience for park goers and ice skaters in the wintertime. Enchanted by the bokeh effect—an aesthetic quality where a camera lens blurs points of color and light to produce a polychromatic image—we designed three sculptural light fixtures to provide the same effect around the duck pond.
04
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Bhagat Singh Nature Playground
Nestled within the expansive 50-acre Shaheed Bhagat Singh Park in the Bridgwater Trails neighborhood of Winnipeg lies the Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nature Playground. This playground, designed and planned by Nadi Group, finds its home atop a decommissioned landfill. Collaborating closely with engineers and specialists, Nadi Group orchestrated the realization of this monumental park, characterized by winding trails and abundant native grasses. At the park's forefront stands the nature-inspired playground, embodying a seamless fusion of recreational enjoyment and environmental stewardship.
05
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
K.W. Nasser Plaza
A world-class central plaza and water feature at River Landing, designed as a year-round civic space for residents, guests, office workers and commercial tenants.