Mundus Bishop is ringing in the holidays with a team outing at the Denver Curling Club and Ugly Sweater Day. Cheers!
 GOCO awarded funds to the Town of Crested Butte to renovate the Mary Yelenick Playground into a pirate-themed space designed by Mundus Bishop. Inspired by the community, the design brings to life an authentic pirate history to foster creative and imaginative play. You can read more about GOCO projects here.
Mundus Bishop and Surfacedesign out of San Francisco received an American Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award for Design for our work done at the new CASE Building on the University of Colorado Boulder campus.
 Environmental Learning for Kids’ (ELK) Urban Rangers recently hosted the National League of Cities and the Children & Nature Network Leadership Academy at Montbello Open Space in Denver. City officials from 10 cities around the U.S. learned about ELK programs, partnerships and prairie landscape.
 In case you haven’t passed by the Denver Art Museum recently, the North Building is currently under construction. Mundus Bishop designed the grounds of the North Building, Gio Ponti’s Mid-Century modern masterpiece.
This weekend is Doors Open Denver, and we hope you are feeling just as excited and adventurous as we are! Get ready to explore our city inside out! The weekend includes:
A big thank you to all who attended TCLF’s Garden Dialogue at Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus this past Saturday. Guests toured the campus with Mike Yankovich, the museum’s executive director, and Mundus Bishop landscape architect Tina Bishop, while hearing stories about the making of this exciting landscape. TCLF created Garden Dialogues to provide a more in-depth look at designed landscapes, how they came into being, the landscape architects and/or others who designed them, and the patrons of the site.
To learn more about this program and others organized by The Cultural Landscape Foundation, please go to tclf.org  The North Face, as part of the company's "Walls Are Meant For Climbing" campaign, is working to create more free climbing walls in city parks around the country in neighborhoods where kids face the highest barriers to exploring the outdoors. The first climbing boulder opened this week in Denver’s Montbello Open Space Park. The park is also home to a new outdoor education center, Environmental Learning for Kids (ELK). Mundus Bishop collaborated with ELK, the Trust for Public Land, Denver Parks and Recreation, and local students to develop this learning destination reflective of Colorado’s shortgrass prairie.
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