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D O W N T O W N Foster City, Foster City, CA Downtown Foster City is a mixed-use development on 15 acres situated between the North Penisula Jewish Campus and Foster City’s civic center and library. The development proposal includes a town square, three-day-a-week farmers market, a 14-screen cinema, a small high school, 80,000 sq. ft. of retail, and 355 units of senior housing. |
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UC Laguna Campus Master Plan, San Francisco, CA VMWP is developing a plan to redevelop the closed UC Laguna campus in the mid-Market area of San Francisco with a mix of housing, mixed-use retail, dental office and community uses. |
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Ferry District Urban Design Plan, Bainbridge Island, WA VMWP is currently developing the Ferry / Gateway District Plan for the City of Bainbridge Island, Washington. The Plan focuses on a 10-acre site adjacent to a high capacity car ferry terminal 40 minutes from downtown Seattle. |
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Ensemble Station, Houston, TX Ensemble Station represents a catalyst for Transit Oriented Development for the city of Houston.This site attempts to create not only a financially viable neighborhood, but also addresses the transportation systems within Houston. Ultimately, Ensemble Station is the first step in rethinking transportation and sustainable urban development in the city of Houston. |
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Fannin Station TOD, Houston, TX The vision for the Fannin Station TOD is one of reconnecting a disconnected series of properties into the redevelopment of a mixed-use, transit-oriented district, made up of a variety of neighborhoods centered around pedestrian-oriented places. The intent is to capitalize on this excellent transit amenity and public and private investment to create synergistic urban land uses for pedestrian and transit oriented activities. |
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Urban Transit Corridors Plan, Houston, TX In June 2006, the City of Houston launched The Urban Transit Corridors Plan, an initiative to identify the community’s vision for neighborhoods along existing and proposed transit corridors. The Plan’s goal is to define a future for Houston where neighborhoods and transit fit together to create a livable and economically strong city. |
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VMWP is the urban design and architect component of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Smart Growth Technical Assistance Program Team. The EPA Technical Assistance Program provides grants in the form of technical assistance from economic urban design and traffic and circulation specialists to communities faced with growth issues in need to be addressed. The team specifically addresses issues of market positioning and economic development, urban design visioning and plans, pedestrian, bike, auto and transit circulation and parking, and regulations and design guidelines for each specific community. |
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