Urban Design & Site Planning

Establish a community that is more than just buildings. Create a site plan that is sustainable and walkable. See below for more information.

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Benefits of Urban Design & Site Planning

Establish Community Feel

At a macro level, the style, size, shape, height and layout of buildings, roads and spaces create the feeling of connection or disconnection in a neighborhood.

Design for Sustainable Growth

Not all sites are built in one go. Some take time to develop for various reasons. Getting a master plan or site plan with various phases can help to create a cohesive environment at each step.

Solidify Traffic Flows

Understanding how vehicles move and the desired parking patterns can change the way your community feels. Traffic flows should be effective and not interrupt the community.

Make Your Community Walkable

Walkability scores of your community can help determine if tenants want to rent a space in your community. Design for people in your site plan.

Urban Design

A Conceptual Design Package answers the question, "What could this look like?" It works through various design iterations and focusUrban design is the works through shaping the design of an area. It shapes buildings, pedestrian and traffic flows, and how spaces interact with each other. This process develops the feel and use of a space. It can be as small as a city block or as large as a city.es on one to three designs, giving you more opportunities to explore and choose what is right for you.

Get a Better Understanding of Site Requirements.

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Get a Visual Representation of Possible Outcomes.

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Site Planning

A site plan is a to-scale diagram of a site. It details urban design elements including building locations and sidewalks. Site plans are a requirement to almost every project as it pictorially describes the relationship of site elements.

Did you know?

A site plan is typically required for all permitting projects. It sets the tone of the building design and illustrates the constraints and opportunities of a site.