The Planning Studio Competitors

Wood+Partners is regional land planning and landscape architecture firm that specializes in community planning resort design, parks and recreation planning, downtown revitalization master plans and urban planning and design throughout the southeastern United States and the Caribbean.

Collaborative design firm providing Landscape Architecture, Site Design, Land Planning & Urban Design With 50 years of combined experience Dwight and Gary provide the vision, design and implementation of projects to our clients. It is all about the collaborative spirit, fun and economic viability of our projects and clients. Kiser + Vogrin Design provides Land Planning, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design Services. Specialties include Master Planning of Mixed-Use, Residential and Commercial sites, Second Home and Golf Course Communities, Master Planned Communities, Detailed Site Design & Construction Documents and Rezoning Cases. Specialties:Mixed-Use Projects, Streetscapes, Urban Design, Commercial and Residential Site Planning, Golf Course & Resort Communities.

KGP design studio is a diverse, international and multidisciplinary design firm with expertise in architecture, urban design and transit. Our breadth of experience developing a broad range of design solutions for both the public and private sectors. Company Overview: Ours is a philosophy rooted in the basic premise that the best architecture stems from a coherent response to both the collective and individual needs and desires of people. Ultimately, the effect of good design is measured in the quality of life and well-being of the people who use and experience our designs. While each project is unique, KGP design studio utilizes certain core strategies in the development of each design. Our projects are informed by: - Listening to the functional and programmatic needs expressed by the client and user, emphasizing both quality and economy - Integrating the project with its own particular context - its surroundings, climate, topography, and landscape - Understanding the surrounding physical, social and cultural conditions - Recognizing and expanding upon design opportunities that positively affect the public realm; and - Developing an open design process that, where appropriate, encourages the voices and opinions of our diverse communities.