Enterprise District
A connected district for businesses at different scales.
Planning brief: Employment district and shared infrastructure
Commons District
A district organized around the life between its buildings.
Design visualization
Start with the shared ground.
Commons District connects development parcels through a coherent structure of streets, public space, landscape, and infrastructure. Commercial uses, homes, and civic amenities belong within a spatial strategy that gives each part a useful relationship with the rest.
Public realm
Streets, squares, and landscape form the shared structure of the plan.
Parcels
Land use and development envelopes connect to infrastructure.
Phasing
The delivery sequence follows access, services, and the investment brief.
Make each phase a place.
The plan connects density, land use, movement, and utilities with a sequence of development. The first phase can have its own identity and daily life while preserving the connections needed for the larger district to grow around it.
- Mixed-use districts
- Commercial and civic centers
- Large-scale community projects
Size and specification.
Reference project sizes and design briefs. Final scope, measurements, interfaces, and deliverables are agreed with the client.
| Specification | Neighborhood district | Connected district | Large-scale district |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reference planning area | 25 hectares | 75 hectares | 150 hectares |
| Brief basis | Proposed commission envelope | Proposed commission envelope | Proposed commission envelope |
| Deliverable scale | Client- and site-specific design packages | Client- and site-specific design packages | Client- and site-specific design packages |
Related programs.
Explore the design, the reference specification, and the configuration for each program.
Give your ambition a place.
Bring us the site, the ambition, and the constraints. We turn them into a spatial strategy, a building program, and a coordinated design brief.