Aerial view of a park with baseball and softball fields, surrounded by residential and commercial buildings.
A city park layout map showing vehicular and pedestrian circulation paths, parking areas, a baseball field, tennis courts, playgrounds, green spaces, and several transit hubs. Circulation routes are marked with pink and blue lines, and bus stops are
A site plan showing landscape features, building outlines, parking lot, and site drainage pathways with arrows indicating water flow directions.
A site plan map showing existing path lighting marked with yellow circles, field lights with dashed lines, and existing emergency signals shown with red circles. The map includes labeled areas such as baseball fields, playgrounds, parking lots, and p
Landscape design plan for a park with trees marked by color codes: green for specimen quality, yellow for monitoring necessary, and red for suggested removals, along with pathways, sports fields, parking lot, and various facilities.
Site plan of a park and school campus showing sports fields, playgrounds, parking lot, trees, pathways, and surrounding buildings.
A site plan of Herrick Park showing designated areas for residential, commercial, stop & shop, and parking lots, with surrounding streets and school buildings.
A landscaping plan of a park or recreational area showing pathways, trees, sports fields, parking lot, and various amenities with yellow highlights indicating lighting or features.

LaGuardia Design was commissioned to reimagine Herrick Park, a central public space in East Hampton Village. Officially hired by the Village Planning Board in July 2019, the firm’s proposal focused on improving circulation with new pathways, reconfiguring ball fields and tennis courts, upgrading lighting, and creating more formal entrances and functional parking areas.

As part of the redevelopment, LaGuardia Design is also integrating the existing eight-acre park with three adjoining parcels to the north—nearly three additional acres acquired through the Community Preservation Fund—expanding Herrick Park into a more connected and accessible village landscape.