Physical Improvements
Creating a Sense of Place
KOP District Initiative
Landscaped Medians & Roadways
King of Prussia District creates and maintains vibrant landscapes that improve the appearance of our most heavily traveled commercial corridors. Since 2011, King of Prussia District has landscaped and maintained 7 acres across 44 planting beds, medians and verges. This beautiful and sustainable vegetation helps reduce stormwater runoff, improves permeability and enhances the aesthetic of KOP.
KOP District Initiative
Redefining a Business Park
Moore Park
In summer 2014, King of Prussia District completed landscape improvements at First Avenue and North Gulph Road to create an entryway to the King of Prussia business park. The $128,000 project dramatically improved the primary entrance into the business park and included ten 25’ flagpoles, landscape lighting, dozens of trees, hundreds of shrubs, perennials and grasses. Learn more here…
Renaissance Park
In February 2020, King of Prussia District began a visioning and interview process that has culminated in an action plan for Renaissance Park. Completed improvements include a pedestrian walkway to SEPTA’s Hughes Park Station, new branded gateway signage, as well as 22 new way-finding signs throughout the business park. Learn more here…
KOP District Initiative
King of Prussia Signage
To help define King of Prussia’s boundaries and welcome people to the region, King of Prussia District designed and managed the installation of six 22’ tall, 4.5’ wide, LED illuminated gateway signs at key intersections. King of Prussia District later installed landscaping around each gateway sign.
King of Prussia District also worked with D2 Solutions to produce and replace outdated signage in Renaissance Park. To date, 3 gateway signs and 21 directional signs, all including landscaping, have been installed, with an additional 22 street address signs being installed this year.