In 2007, the Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District (GVCID) asked Urban Collage to perform a two phased project geared towards revitalizing a pair of active but aging strip retail corridors.
North Fulton CID Planning Services »
In 2007, Urban Collage, Inc. was retained by the North Fulton Community Improvement District (CID) to develop an integrated land use and transportation master plan for the GA 400 commercial corridor in North Fulton County.
Blueprint Midtown »
In 1997, the Midtown Alliance embarked upon Blueprint Midtown, a comprehensive and proactive planning / visioning exercise for Midtown, a critical and diverse section of downtown Atlanta. Now that the vision for a diverse, mixed-use, pedestrian friendly urban district has been established, Urban Collage is assisting the Midtown Alliance in implementing the vision.
Brookhaven – Peachtree LCI »
The village center is intended to become a focal point within the Brookhaven community and DeKalb County, including a mix of multi-tenant office space, retail business and multi-family residential development positioned around a central open space in a denser, pedestrian oriented pattern.
PCIDs Strategic Planning and Implementation »
That LCI study identified a list of key projects (including intersection enhancements, streetscapes, a wayfinding system, and zoning amendments) that would further the PCID’s mission to implement transit-supportive development and maximize existing transportation investments in the area.
US-1 Corridor Plan »
Urban Collage was selected as a part of the consultant team to analyze existing conditions, review regional market trends and assess potential for future land use and development. In addition to creating future land use scenarios, Urban Collage illustrated potential development for three strategic activity centers.
Peachtree Corridor Vision Plan »
the Peachtree Corridor Vision Plan tapped the diverse talents of over 50 Atlanta business, institutional and cultural leaders to create a design concept and financial strategy that would transform the 14.5-mile corridor into one of the world’s “premier boulevards”.
Charlotte Corridors, Centers, and Wedges »
Using the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Livable Centers Initiative as a model, Urban Collage helped Charlotte develop similar policies and guidelines for Activity Centers in the area including a pilot pedestrian-oriented plan for the Northlake area.
