Cleveland Browns Stadium was the first large-scale landscape architecture project in which the firm’s owner played a significant role in design. The old Municipal Stadium was built along the shore of Lake Erie.

The original landscape for the stadium became an essential migratory bird resting and feeding location, so we were careful to maintain as many of the existing trees and shrubs as possible during the design of the new stadium. We also expanded the wildlife feeding and habitat area by planting new native and naturalized plant species.

As the primary designer, Craig was responsible for selecting all finished materials, hardscape, light fixtures, site furnishings, and plantings. Work was performed while project landscape architect for The Outside In - Landscape Architects.