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LHB, Inc. <br />Locations <br />701 Washington Avenue North <br />Suite 200 <br />Minneapolis, MN 55401 <br />612.338.2029, 612.338.2088 Fax <br />21 West Superior Street <br />Suite 500 <br />Duluth, MN 55802 <br />218.727.8446, 218.727.8456 Fax <br />200 Third Avenue NE <br />Suite 100 <br />Cambridge, MN 55008 <br />763.689.4042 <br />63 East Second Street <br />Suite 150 <br />Superior, WI 54880 <br />715.392.2902 <br />LHBcorp.com <br />®PERrORMANa <br />DRIVEN DESIGN. <br />General Information <br />LHB, Inc. is a full-service design firm <br />providing services in architecture, <br />landscape architecture, interior design, <br />engineering, planning, and surveying. <br />With a staff of 250, we provide <br />interdisciplinary services from offices in <br />Minneapolis, Duluth, and Superior, W1. <br />Since 1966, LHB has focused its talents <br />and expertise on providing creative, <br />practical, and cost-effective high- <br />performance design solutions. <br />LHB recognizes that the design process <br />should look far beyond the project <br />bounds. We approach each project with <br />a holistic vision and the understanding <br />that sustainable designs and sustainable <br />client relationships require more than <br />a traditional design philosophy. LHB's <br />design practices not only preserve the <br />earth's fleeting resources but provide <br />substantial financial benefits for the end <br />user by creating healthy, long-lasting, <br />and vibrant environments. <br />The Landscape Architecture and <br />Planning group at LHB is dedicated <br />to providing community design and <br />planning services to communities <br />throughout the Midwest. Using <br />participatory design strategies—ones <br />that truly engage stakeholders—LHB <br />helps a community frame a vision of <br />its future, one that is shared among the <br />many diverse interests of the community, <br />and one that encourages a community to <br />forge a new common language as they <br />move forward. <br />This process, which focuses on <br />exploration and discovery, helps <br />communities better understand <br />themselves, the issues they face, and the <br />opportunities that lie ahead. It creates <br />compelling yet appropriate solutions to <br />tough problems, and allows for a more <br />strategic approach to implementation <br />based on the community's unique <br />resources. But most important, the <br />process creates the lasting belief in the <br />sense of community and the willingness <br />for a community to make investments in <br />themselves, their institutions, and their <br />environment. <br />As a result of our commitment to <br />sustainable design and community <br />involvement, LHB's Landscape <br />Architecture and Planning group <br />works on an incredibly diverse range <br />of projects—from community master <br />planning to high-end residential <br />landscapes, from private developments <br />to public park and trail design, from <br />affordable housing projects to streetscape <br />design. This broad range ofprojects allows <br />LHB's designers to bring fresh ideas and <br />perspectives to every project type. We <br />don't apply cookie -cutter solutions to <br />our unique projects because we believe <br />that the best designs are a result of a <br />process that responds to the context of <br />each project and provides the end user <br />with the best possible experience. <br />City of Orono - Land Use Planning Services for the Navarre Area Plan 4 <br />