Five basic factors define site development:
- The character of the land
- The zoning and subdivision regulations of the community
- Community policies
- The objectives of the property owner
- The needs of the ultimate users
The design team must focus the planning process on understanding and
interpreting each of these elements. the concept for development results
from the integration of the requirements of site, community and program.
Our land planning experience includes traditional residential
subdivisions, cluster and planned unit developments, golf course
communities, multifamily housing, office and industrial parks, corporate
headquarters, shopping centers and institutional uses. Clients
include landowners, corporations and development firms. Work often begins at
the initial site acquisition and analysis stage, and normally continues
throughout the entire development review and approval process.
Over the years, the result has been the construction of well-planned
developments providing housing, shopping, employment and educational
opportunities for thousands of families, in addition to the preservation of
thousands of acres of permanent open space for environmental and
recreational purposes.
