Meet Maggie Aravena, PLA, ASLA, a landscape architect project manager at Troyer Group. From master planning and park design to creative pursuits outside the office, Maggie shares what keeps her curious, inspired, and committed to creating better communities.
Troyer Group has been selected alongside Shive-Hattery to design Migley Field, a professionally designed WIFFLE Ball stadium and community gathering space that will carry forward New Carlisle, Indiana’s beloved WIFFLE Ball legacy.
Troyer Group Returns to Lead Indiana Avenue Reconstruction in Goshen Some of the most meaningful work we do isn't the project that moves fastest. It's the project a community doesn't give up on, and the client who comes back to the same partner years later to finish...
Troyer Group’s Hoosier Commons Campus Promenade, a conceptual master plan for the Arboretum pedestrian corridor at Indiana University Bloomington, has earned a 2026 INASLA Professional Design Award in the Design – Unbuilt Works category.
Landscape architecture has value. But knowing that isn’t enough. We need to prove how parks, trails, public spaces, and infrastructure investments improve communities—and use that evidence to influence better decisions.
Does architecture shape us, or do we shape it? From the rigid master plans of Le Corbusier to the “sidewalk ballet” of Jane Jacobs, the history of urban design is a struggle between top-down order and organic growth. We examine how a legacy of intentional planning—from St. Petersburg to the South Bend Riverfront—sets the stage for a resilient, human-centric future.
Indiana’s BEAD funding is reshaping broadband access across the state, but the map tells a deeper story. From rural infrastructure gaps to growth pressures in expanding communities, this analysis explores what the data reveals, what challenges remain, and how Indiana can build a more resilient digital future beyond BEAD.
Beneath the surface of Culver Academies lies a century of evolving infrastructure that quietly supports campus life. Designing within this hidden network requires precision, respect for history, and a commitment to systems that work seamlessly without ever being seen.
Design alone is not enough. As Troyer Group engages the national stage at the Future Now Summit 2026, we explore how influence, economics, and advocacy shape the decisions that ultimately define our communities.
Great design is not accidental. It is guided by clear principles and disciplined execution. Our non-negotiables define how we approach every project, ensuring that what we create is thoughtful, human-centered, and built to last.
Our team knows the intricacies of telecom and network services, expertly building network...
Our expertise in transportation solutions is grounded in a commitment to safety and...
We view our landscape architecture designs as a powerful tool to build community bonds...
