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Raleigh Magazine talked with Scott recently about reimagining DTR to make it more attractive to both Raleighites and visitors and to help reveal the City of Oak’s distinct identity.
Read ArticleMaconites came out in force to share ideas for the Macon Action Plan 3.0.
Read ArticleThe project team has developed three concepts for where to cap the Vine Street Expressway. All of the concepts create new open space, better connections along the north-south streets, traffic calming on Vine Street, and opportunities for connection with the future phases of the Rail Park, but they differ in cost and construction timeframe.
Read ArticleBy listening -- and then acting -- the City of Fort Worth and partner agencies are transforming a neighborhood that had been in decline for decades.
Read ArticleRaleigh is one of the fastest-growing cities in the US and downtown is booming with new construction. We are excited to kick off an economic development strategy for Downtown Raleigh along with &Access and Ninigret Partners.
Read ArticleFort Worth’s job market is growing much faster than its housing market, which is one of the many contributing factors to the growing pressure. Read more about our work with FW to mitigate displacement.
Read ArticleRead about the NPC23 mobile workshop that looked at the challenges that have galvanized the Chinatown community and their efforts to plan for and actively shape an equitable future.
Read ArticleTobin organized a walking tour of Southeast Philly with SEAAMAAC and Mural Arts Philadelphia's Southeast by Southeast Program to explore the resilience of the immigrant and refugee communities for the APA Asian Pacific Islander Interest Group.
Read ArticleWith the first phase of community engagement complete, the project team is diving into design options for the highway cap. “This is a chance to not only do something great for the city but to address some longstanding historic harms that were done to this community when the expressway was built,” Chris Puchalsky, Director of Policy & Strategic Initiatives, Office of Transportation, Infrastructure, and Sustainability.
Read ArticleWe had a blast showing off Philly, building new connections and reconnecting with partners and friends at the American Planning Conference. Our sessions and mobile workshops explored South Philly, Chinatown, Bridesburg , East Fairmount Park, and Swim Philly.
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