Community Involvement

The bigger the project, the more important it is to build consensus—and maintain it.

We believe in the power of collaboration to achieve results that are both innovative and appropriate. That’s why we build relationships before we build structures. Not only do we seek out the input of neighborhood residents, community leaders, government officials, and our development partners, but we also work closely with them throughout the design process, right through to the project’s completion.

Charrettes

Consensus Building Process

Interactive Approach

Work Sessions

Columbia Heights

Restoring a Historic Neighborhood

Our communities don’t just bring people together - they connect futures.

Can Design and Land Use Policy Solve the Healthcare Crisis in America?

Erik J. Aulestia, AICP

Modular Construction: One Weapon in Addressing the Housing Crisis

Cheryl O'Neill and William Fears

Bikes and Tacos: The Future of Retail

Meet Our

Community Involvement

Leaders

John Francis Torti

FAIA, CNU, LEED AP BD+C

John Francis Torti

FAIA, CNU, LEED AP BD+C

Thomas M. Gallas

CPA, LEED AP BD+C

Thomas M. Gallas

CPA, LEED AP BD+C

AIA, AICP, LEED AP BD+C

AIA, AICP, LEED AP BD+C