The Sherwood Forest Association is committed to enhancing our Historic District's visual appeal and community pride. The beautification plan below highlights the phases and steps taken to ensure the successful execution of new signage and landscaping throughout our community. This project is guided by community input and supported by outside funding sources.
A steering committee was formed in 2023 to conduct research of community preferences, historic examples, and city requirements. |
Community Survey Summary:
What is the neighborhood’s identity?
Historic, Homes, Friendly, Community, Family Oriented, Unique, Detroit, Welcoming, Stained Glass, Stone Hedges, Trees
What message does the neighborhood want to convey?
Historic, Vibrant, Welcoming, Historic, Elegance, Grand, Classic
How can the signage stand out?
Elegant, Eye Catching, Colorful, Trees, Lighting, Contrast
Historic Examples:
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In 2024, the committee worked with several premier partners to finalize a full design package including signage and landscaping. City of Detroit English Gardens Carl Bolofer, Bold Studio Proven Winners Historic Boston-Edison Association Palmer Woods Association |
Signage and Landscaping Map:
Key: White Circle = Landscaping Red Circle = Green Signage Purple Circle = Brick Signage Landscaping and Signage by Location: Signage Survey Results:
The Sherwood Forest Beautification Project is making significant progress thanks to strong community participation and secured funding. As we move forward, continued engagement and collective efforts will ensure the successful transformation of key neighborhood spaces. Your support and feedback remain essential in bringing this vision to life. Please see upcoming engagement events below: |
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Saturday, May 03, 2025 10:00 AMTBD
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Wednesday, May 14, 2025 6:00 PMUniversity of Detroit Mercy, McNichols Campus, Student Union Ballroom
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Saturday, June 28, 2025 2:00 PMSherwood Park-Corner of Warrington and St Martins