There are very few design professionals in Southeast Alaska, and this team is driven to improve their expertise on planning and community design for the residents they serve.
Main Street in Cedarville, CA has no visotor's center, chamber office, or welcome center. This passionate team seeks expert advise to grow their capacity.
This team is working to develop a comprehensive revitalization strategy for an eleven-acre old textile mill property in an exemplary adaptive re-use project.
Members of the Navajo Nation, this CDC typically works in affordable housing and is interested in learning what can be done to revitalize their community.
A historical armory building built in 1926 unites Chillicothe to bring planning and community engagement into the preservation and adaptive reuse of the Armory.
This group of alumni from the rural south are transforming a former school building to a community center and hoping to engage with peers facing similar challenges.
This small town in the Blue Ridge mountains is coming together to plan enhancements along a 3-mile gravel walking trail along the river, including signage, public art, and amenities.
Improvements to the Downtown Stuart Historic District will invite innovative approaches to revitalization, recommendations to accessible infrastructures, and opportunities for healthier lifestyles.
Creating access to a walking trail, connecting to Main Street, and adding amenities along the New River are just a few things on the agenda for Town of Fries.
