The Framework Plan aims to direct growth in population, housing, and tourism that amplify Cherokee Village’s nature, ecosystems, sense of place, and heritage.
Categoriestown plan
Imagine downtown Pine Bluff, the regional neighborhood of choice for mixed-income households seeking the option of an urban lifestyle where they can walk or bike safely to work, school, church, shops, and lakeside recreation . . . and it’s affordable!
The city and the watershed are distinct systems of flow that generate shape and structure across the landscape to maximize their intrinsic objectives. How can city form fix the watershed?
The lamination of a slow street with a highway stretches the civic landscapes and pedestrian spaces common to a town square along Mayflower's 4,500-foot length.
This disaster recovery plan responds to the community's desire for small town urbanism, local commerce, and community saferooms after a tornado destroyed much of the town in 2014.
The scenario plan envisions the foodshed as an ecological municipal utility, featuring green infrastructure, public growscapes, and urban spaces related to food processing, distribution, and consumption.
A suburban five-lane commercial arterial is transformed into a multiway boulevard including public art and edible landscaping.
Without land-use zoning, the challenge is to devise alternative plans and form-based codes for a town without the capacity to progressively shape its growth.
Categoriestown plan