In the eight years since its inception, Oppenheim’s firm has accumulated more than $6 billion in projects and has won more than 14 American Institute of Architects awards. Today Oppenheim has partnered with Audi and landscape architect Enzo Enea to donate a new entrance to Simson Park, one of South Florida’s last natural hardwood hammock ecosystems. The 5.5-acre park will receive further upgrades from Enea design, with plans to implement educational features in the future. In June 2010 the doors opened to the first ever Tree Museum by Enea, and Enea’s Headquarters by Oppenheim, located in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland. The museum houses more than 2,000 trees amidst garden spaces that beautifully combine man-made and natural landscapes.