Landscaping

Our goal is to ensure Westchase District’s public spaces are as beautiful and well-maintained as the private properties. From the stunning crape myrtles along Beltway 8 to the meticulously maintained esplanades, our landscaping efforts are evident throughout the area. We plant beautiful flowers and shrubs in our parks and along our trails, ensuring vibrant and colorful landscapes year-round. Hundreds of trees and shrubs have been planted along the Beltway frontage roads, enhancing the green spaces and providing shade and beauty. We’ve added “dry creek beds” to capture water run-off from the tollway lanes, ensuring efficient water management and preventing erosion.

Our dedicated team performs regular maintenance, including pruning, mulching, and irrigation, to keep the landscaping pristine and attractive in every season.

Public Art

Westchase District has a diverse array of public art  that enhances the beauty of our community. From vibrant “muralitos” on traffic signal control boxes at key intersections to large murals along the Library Loop Trail and on business buildings, our public art adds color and charm to the area. These mosaics and other installations offer great photo opportunities for employees, residents and visitors alike. These artworks not only beautify our district but also support local artists.

Signage

Large monuments featuring the District’s iconic “W” mark the boundaries of Westchase District, lighting up at night to let you know you’re in Westchase. Throughout the area, custom street signs serve as attractive wayfinding markers. Metal spikes along our trail system highlight the area’s history, ecology, and the role of transportation in Westchase District’s development.