City building and placemaking is complex. Successful urban design blends planning, landscape architecture, and civil engineering with a macro and micro understanding of cities and sites.
In cities old and new, a well-planned and designed urban fabric is the common thread of creating places that are livable and sustainable. Our philosophy integrates innovative approaches that merge planning, design, and placemaking principles with sustainable infrastructure and development to build communities with a strong sense of place and lasting value.
Kimley-Horn’s planners and landscape architects work closely with clients to take an early and proactive approach to urban infrastructure, urban mobility, and project funding. Our collaborative and inclusive approach to consensus building engages the public as part of the process, educates them on the issues, and invests them in the solution. And our award-winning, proven approach continues to help clients make the “ideal real.”
