Making progress as a community ultimately involves taking action. This could entail making changes to strategic planning or regulatory documents, such as zoning ordinances and development regulations to allow (and encourage) more progressive projects and infill efforts to occur. It could involve capital improvement projects that address transportation, stormwater and water infrastructure needs, or partnering with developers to revitalize existing neighborhoods or build new places for people to live, work, learn, play and worship in your community.

The question at the heart of every design project we undertake is: “Will this make your community more equitable, environmentally resilient, and fiscally strong?” Our designs genuinely reflect residents' input, prioritize people and place over cars, and help improve the financial health of your community. We are strong advocates and designers for walkable neighborhoods, active transportation, green infrastructure, and incremental development.

Engineering services

• Neighborhood Street Design

• Site Development and Design

• Active Transportation

• Low Impact Development + Green Infrastructure

RECENT WORK

• Enclave on Independence

• Roseland Townhomes, Dallas, TX

• Patios at the Rail, Frisco, TX

• Royse City: Howard Street Improvements

• Royse City: Old Town/Wood Street

• Dallas: Cedar Springs Streetscape Improvements

• UNT Drainage Improvements

• Coppell: Southern Bell Street Reconstruction

• Fort Worth: Near Southside Open Space/Green Infrastructure Concepts & Economic Analysis

• Fort Worth: Central Arlington Heights Green Infrastructure Concepts & Economic Analysis