The Norm Asbjornson Hall project at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana, included extensive landscape installation designed to complement the university’s campus environment and surrounding architecture.
Greater Gallatin completed 2,025 plantings throughout the project, incorporating a diverse mix of vegetation suited to different growing conditions. The landscape included 426 sun plants, 373 shade plants, 279 native plants, and 307 boulevard plants, creating variety in texture, color, and seasonal interest.
The project also included the installation of 90 trees, contributing to the campus’s green spaces and providing long-term landscape benefits. The use of native plants alongside sun- and shade-tolerant varieties reflects the importance of selecting appropriate vegetation for Bozeman’s climate.
The Norm Asbjornson Hall project highlights large-scale institutional and commercial landscaping, combining extensive planting with thoughtful landscape installation to create attractive, functional outdoor spaces on the Montana State University campus.
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