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Boston’s Rose Kennedy Greenway consists of 15 acres of plazas, lawns, and gardens that stretches for 1 ½ miles above an interstate that is now entirely under the city.

BrightView partnered with the Sarasota Performing Arts Center to revive the amphitheater’s lawn in preparation for the facility’s 50th anniversary season.

There are many ways to create a more environmentally sustainable landscape. Whether you’re in need of expertise to design, develop, or maintain your property, there are many benefits to going green.

Just like great landscapes, great relationships grow and thrive when they are tended to with exceptional care. See how BrightView’s unparalleled service, capabilities, and commitment to excellence can help you meet your objectives.

Everyone in the golf industry agrees: relationships matter. The relationships and trust you build with your members, board, and staff is critical to your success. We feel the same way about our clients. But don’t just take it from us - hear it from them.

BrightView volunteers enhanced the landscape, built raised planter beds, constructed new benches and tables, and built bicycles to help enable St. Stephen’s to fulfill its mission of Brightening Lives.

In downtown Long Beach, Calif., BrightView Design Group teamed up with Stereobot and Gensler to redefine the possibilities of an open public space.

More than 1,000 people in Newport Beach, Calif., attended the unveiling of a statue July 6 honoring fallen lifeguard Benjamin Carlson.

BrightView teamed up with the MLB to create a "Field of Dreams" at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. The special game will be played between the Atlanta Braves and Miami Marlins in front of a crowd made up of military service members, veterans, and their families.

Contrary to popular belief, those fancy lawn stripes or patterns you see on professional ballpark or football fields aren't painted on, nor are they achieved by mowing at different heights. Rolling, brushing, or bending the grass affects how the light reflects off of the grass blade, thus creating stripes or even specially designed patterns, such as checkerboards and diamonds.