Dix.Hite+Partners, Inc. is a distinguished landscape architecture and design firm that has been a trailblazer in sustainable practices since its inception in the 1990s. Founded by Jeff Dix and Christina Hite in Florida, the firm started with a vision to integrate artistry and high-quality design within the landscape industry. With a focus on mixed-use developments, transportation trails, parks, public spaces, and multifamily projects, Dix.Hite quickly garnered recognition for its commitment to excellence and superior client service.
The firm's expanded operations, including an office in Birmingham, Alabama, signify its influence and service reach across the Southeastern United States, where their licensed landscape architects now cover over 15 states. Dix.Hite’s approach has always been centered around storytelling—integrating local cultures and ecosystems into their designs. They aim to connect people to places, enhancing the life experiences of those who interact with the landscapes they create.
In 2022, the firm transitioned to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), empowering employees and enhancing collaborative efforts while preserving the founding ethos: a relentless commitment to quality and sustainability. Their design philosophy, embodied in their mission of ‘Designing for Life,’ drives every project to not only visualize but actualize the full potential of land through careful, intentional design.
Employing their unique '6D' design process—dream, discover, design, discuss, document, and deliver—Dix.Hite navigates clients through each stage by fostering stakeholder engagement and thorough planning. This detailed, iterative process ensures that all design solutions resonate with the client’s vision while being practical and sustainable.
With a growing portfolio of award-winning projects and a vision for the future deeply rooted in environmental stewardship and community character, Dix.Hite+Partners continues to redefine landscape architecture in the Southeast, committed to leaving a lasting legacy on the land and the lives of its users.
