Empty baseball field with dirt infield, white painted lines, chain-link fence, and clear blue sky in the background.
Empty baseball field with dirt infield and grass outfield, surrounded by chain-link fence, with a parking lot and buildings in the background, under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
An empty baseball field with a dirt infield and green grass outfield, surrounded by a chain-link fence, with parking lot and trees in the background, under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
A baseball field enclosed by a tall chain-link fence, with dirt infield and grass outfield, adjacent to a paved walkway with brick steps, green rails, and a parking lot with cars and trees in the background under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
Brick structure with an arched entryway, flanked by two palm trees, leading to a school sports field, under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
Empty baseball or softball field with a chain-link backstop, dirt infield, and grassy outfield under a partly cloudy sky.
Empty baseball and softball fields with a chain-link fence, blue sky with clouds, and bleachers in the background.
An empty sports field with two soccer goals, a parking lot, a school building, palm trees, and mountains in the background under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
A sports field with a dirt infield, grass outfield, and flagpoles under a blue sky, with mountains and a school building in the background.
A brick building with an arched entranceway, surrounded by palm trees and a concrete pathway in front.
A sidewalk leading to an entrance of a building, flanked by fenced outdoor courts, with palm trees and greenery, under a clear blue sky.

Redmond Field Park

Serving the Verrado masterplan community, Redmond Field is a 6.75-acre park designed for multi-sport flexibility with two baseball fields featuring a soccer field overlay. Construction included concessions, restrooms, parking lots, lighting, and landscape and irrigation installation to support year-round play and community gatherings.

Location:
Buckeye, Arizona
Project Size: 
719 SF | 6.75-Acre Site
Architect:
Dig Studio, Inc.