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Complex planning questions. Clearer paths forward.

Bring planning expertise, zoning data and three-dimensional analysis to the decisions that shape a site, a district or an entire community.

Three-dimensional transit-oriented master plan in Oceanside, California
Oceanside, California · Transit-oriented master planning

Planners, architects and engineers. One shared view of the challenge.

The opportunity

Move from a difficult question to something your team can act on.

When regulations, development goals and real places intersect, a clear answer takes more than a map. Our team combines professional planning experience with Gridics technology to make options and tradeoffs easier to understand.

Evaluate a site’s possibilities

Explore zoning, development capacity, affordable housing density and alternative uses before defining a path forward.

Understand change at scale

Study buildout, infrastructure demand, zoning reform and transit-oriented growth across a district or municipality.

Make a plan people can see

Translate planning ideas into master plans and three-dimensional scenarios that support a more informed discussion.

How we can help

Expert support, shaped around your decision.

Start with a defined planning question. Build the analysis and visual evidence needed to move it forward.

01

Site feasibility

What can this place become?

Zoning analysis, site selection and alternative development scenarios for property owners, developers and project teams.

Discuss site feasibility
02

Policy & capacity

What happens if the rules change?

Zoning reform, development capacity, infrastructure demand and land value analysis for policy and investment decisions.

Discuss a policy study
03

Urban & master planning

How should this place grow?

Transit-oriented development, district planning, master plans and resiliency studies that connect a vision with its physical context.

Discuss a planning project

Work in practice

See the questions behind the work.

From station-area development potential to zoning reform, our projects connect a real planning challenge with analysis people can discuss and use.

Explore the zoning reform study

Project portfolio

Explore more of our planning work.

Open a project to see its context and original imagery.

01Creating a TOD mixed-use master plan for North County Transit DistrictOceanside, CA
02Building a cohesive urban core on Oregon State’s campusCorvallis, OR
03Relocating / redeveloping City Hall & surrounding buildingsHollywood, FL
04Analyzing development capacity within two potential Transit Area ShedsMiami, FL
05Calculating future infrastructure demand based on by-right developmentMiami, FL
06Proposing & modeling zoning code changes for a growing municipalityPort Chester, NY
07Visualizing Miami Design District’s maximum zoned development potentialMiami, FL
08Understanding the viability of hotel vs. residential developmentWestern Florida
09Developing a master plan for the Evangeline Thruway / I-49 connectorLafayette, LA
10Understanding the zoning implications of a new CBD Sub-DistrictDelray Beach, FL

Your next step

A clear question. A focused engagement.

  1. Frame the decision

    Discuss your site or study area, the people involved and the decision the work needs to support.

  2. Build the evidence

    Bring relevant zoning, GIS and project information into a focused analysis of options and constraints.

  3. Make the findings usable

    Present the scenarios, visualizations and planning findings your team needs for its next conversation.

Before we talk

A few useful answers.

Do you work with public and private teams?

Yes. Our work includes municipal planning and policy questions as well as site and development analysis for private project teams.

Can you help define the scope?

Yes. Start with the decision you need to make and the information you have. We can discuss a focused scope, relevant analysis and useful deliverables.

What should we bring to the first conversation?

Share the location or study area, your planning question, timing and any available zoning, GIS or project information. We will discuss what the engagement may require.

Ask a planning question

    Let’s move it forward

    Bring us the question that is holding the project back.

    Tell us what you are trying to decide. Let’s define the analysis that will help your team move forward.

    Start a project conversation

    Tell us what you have in mind.