Fundamentally rooted in site research and planning, our design work engages in land use studies, historical research and community collaboration in helping to shape the idea and identity of a place. Key to this work is the development of clear planning and design solutions articulated through graphic studies and analysis.
DESIGN GUIDELINES, REPORTS & RESEARCH
The LiNC Neighborhood Corridor Study, City of Santa Monica, Ca
The Gilbert Road Lightrail Extension Study, City of Mesa, Az
Downtown Mesa Alley Possibilities Project, City of Mesa, Az
The Graffiti Design Toolkit, Trimet & City of Portland, Or
Tempe Streetcar Architecture & Urban Design Definitions, Valley Metro Phoenix Public Transportation
Tempe Streetcar Urban Design Guidelines, Valley Metro Phoenix Public Transportation
Clinton Station DOS, Portland Milwaukee Light Rail Possibilities Project
Lavanderia – Mission San Luis Rey: Site Evaluation & Design Review, Lutsko Associates & Mission San Luis Rey
San Gabriel Watershed and Mountains Special Resource Study: A National Park Service Report To Congress, National Park Service
Hoyee Adeetin Tourist Destination Design Guidelines, The Grand Canyon Trust
Hoyee Adeetin Tourist Area; Weaving Navajo Narratives Into The Landscape, Masters of Landscape Architecture Graduate Thesis, University of California, Berkeley
Portraits of A Navajo Roadside Vendor, College of Environmental Design, University of California, Berkeley