Commercial Landscape Development

Sunburst Landscaping plants a landscape architect’s vision making a construction project come alive. For 34 years we have followed our mission statement of providing quality service to architects, general contractors, owners and public agencies with integrity creating results they can be proud of. We are in the business of nature, which has the ability to beautify and transform a project. Please take the time to review our gallery where you will find projects of all types and sizes. Send us your plans or have our registered landscape architect design a project that is right for you.

Downtown Pedestrian Enhancements This project was a multi-million dollar landscape project completed in preparation for the Superbowl in Glendale, Arizona. Streets were renovated to include additional landscape and irrigation, pavers, metal trellis design elements, benches, and other hardscape amenities.

Phoenix Fire Station No. 72 This project takes the natural beauty of the Arizona desert and incorporates it into the landscape design. This LEED certified project has salvaged trees and cacti on a polyurethane drip system that will be turned off a year after construction saving water for the City of Phoenix and the environment.

Cardinal’s Stadium Streetscape Sunburst Landscaping worked on the design phase of the Cardinal’s stadium for 2 years providing budget numbers and design review. Large box trees, were planted along streets and walkways providing the first impression look at the magnificence of the Arizona Cardinal’s Stadium.

Butler and Bicentennial Park Sunburst was both the general contractor and landscape contractor on this project. With our A General Engineering license we can complete and self-perform many aspects of construction. This project features playground structures, hardscape amenities, concrete flatwork, safety surfacing, a lighted full court basketball court, solar lighting, ramadas & shade structures, landscape and irrigation.

RUSD High School Softball and Baseball Field This project is nestled in the mountains of Kearny, Arizona. Because of the rocky nature of the land import soil had to be brought in. The finished project shows a beautiful field overlooking the mountain scenery.

Phoenix Zoo Stone House Pavilion The zoo used a plant pallet of native species combined to make a lush desert look for wedding parties and conferences to enjoy.

Phoenix Municipal Court This project in downtown Phoenix won a landscape design award. The trees at the front entrance are planted on a grid pattern so at every angle they create a perfectly strait line. Surrounding the building are raised planters with large box trees and plants which shades the seating area and walkways.

CCV Surprise This project uses rock, gabions, concrete, metal work, and landscaping to create a landscape design that perfectly compliments the modern architecture of this building. The benches were custom manufactured by our company to make a unique and functional seating area throughout the property.

Glendale Community College Public Safety Science Building This project has a mix of concrete pavers, Xeriscape, sod, and landscape lighting that frames the building both during the day and night.

Grand Canyon University The highlight of this project is the 6300 SF Fieldturf synthetic turf area outside the Recreation Center. Collegiate athletes use this space for exercise drills, weight training, and warm-ups.

Chase Field Home of the Arizona Diamondbacks This project was the ultimate challenge when it comes to beating the weather and meeting tough construction schedules. El Nino dumped a record amount of rain in the desert that year causing site flooding but as they say “the game must go on”. The opening day against the Colorado Rockies was approaching and there was no time for rain delays. Sunburst exported large amounts of muddy dirt and imported dry dirt. Sunburst was the first to innovate a way to plant buckets in lieu of plants until the final hour so they would not get washed out. The construction schedule was met, the stadium opened to a sold out audience, but the Diamondbacks lost the game!