Strategy 5 believes that the best master plans are those based on economic and market realities, and a talented and creative approach to land use and development. We bring these principles to the table when we lead multi-disciplinary teams that include urban planning and landscape architecture firms, transportation and environmental engineering firms, architectural design firms, consulting historians and others.
In preparing a master plan we employ a process that looks at every perspective of development potential and the “highest and best use” of a site, while often incorporating public amenities such as parks, open space, cultural attractions, water features, and recreational facilities to create a true sense of place.
Examples
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This redevelopment plan for an abandoned state facility in Belchertown, MA resulted in a $150 million hotel and mixed-use project. |
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This small area plan for a 12-acre riverfront site in La Crosse combines urban-density residential, lodging & spa, and food & beverage components. Developer selection is underway for this $35 million project |
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The North Logan City Center Plan calls for creation of an entire downtown where none exists today. |
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