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Improved connections between neighborhoods and access to amenities and public transportation can fundamentally transform a community and improve its social, economic, and environmental performance. Our team excels at analyzing existing and future multi-modal opportunities and synthesizing them into a plan that balances pedestrian needs and the public realm with local and regional transit systems and vehicular travel.

East Campus Framework and Master Plan

East Campus Parking Garage

North Parking Garage and Retail

Parking Garage 5

Hospital Hill Parking Garage

Oberlin Green Arts District

TOD Policy is a cohesive and comprehensive approach that supports the City of Kansas City's efforts to create walkable, vibrant communities centered on transit.

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The design for the KCI Parking Garage centers on providing quality visitor experiences including clear navigation, intuitive wayfinding, enabling passengers to move quickly from the parking garage to the check in areas, providing convenient access to multiple modes of transportation, integrating art, and employing successful strategies in safety and passive security

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The new 790-car underground parking garage makes the East End more accessible and offers electric vehicle charging stations, a designated car-share parking, and an on-campus bus stop.

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Kansas City, Missouri Transit-Oriented Development Policy

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Awards

Kansas City Business Journal Capstone Award
Judges’ Special Recognition
2024

American Institute of Architects
Regional & Urban Design Award
2023

AIA Pennsylvania
Merit Award
2020

The Architect’s Newspaper
Best of Design Award for Infrastructure
2017

ULI Kansas City
Development of Distinction
2017

International Parking Institute (IPI)
Award of Excellence
2004

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