A vibrant community event combining art, music, and public input to help shape the Imagine Plank Road Master Plan—bringing residents together to celebrate and reimagine their corridor.

A bold redevelopment vision that transformed a 6-acre former utility site into Electric Depot that resulted in a thriving hub for food, music, retail, and housing in Mid City.

A planning effort to prepare Baton Rouge for passenger rail service with two multimodal stations—one downtown and one in the Health District—supporting regional connectivity and future revitalization.

A community-driven vision to revitalize Baton Rouge’s most disinvested corridor through transit, housing, public space, and culture—anchored by the city’s first Bus Rapid Transit line.

Detailed, community-driven plans for five North Baton Rouge neighborhoods that provide ready-to-use strategies for housing, infrastructure, and corridor revitalization.

A 200-acre redevelopment vision transforming vacant land into a walkable, mixed-income community with housing, education, and job training at its core.

A community-led vision for revitalizing 3.5 miles of Florida Boulevard with new housing, transit, green space, and development that reflects neighborhood priorities.

A $5M initiative that delivered small business loans, façade improvements, green space, and land assembly in North Baton Rouge—while launching the city’s first community land bank and trust.

A sustainable green space created through community-led design, featuring stormwater infrastructure and native landscaping along the Plank Road corridor.

A state-of-the-art public high school offering workforce-aligned education and industry certifications to students from across East Baton Rouge Parish.

A 42,000-square-foot BRCC facility offering hands-on automotive and diesel technician training to prepare North Baton Rouge residents for skilled careers.

A targeted streetscape improvement along Government Street that enhanced curb appeal, supported small businesses, and launched a replicable grant model.

A multi-phase, mixed-use transformation of a historic power plant into an entertainment and housing destination on Government Street in Mid City.

A 48-unit senior housing development that provides energy-efficient, income-restricted homes in Scotlandville and supports aging in place.

A 129-unit affordable housing redevelopment near BRCC that preserved long-term affordability and anchored investment in the Florida-Ardenwood corridor.

Townhome-style affordable housing designed for families in North Baton Rouge, transforming a former hospital site into a thriving residential community.

An affordable housing development in North Baton Rouge providing safe, energy-efficient rental homes for families and seniors in a high-need area.

Two phases of high-quality, mixed-income housing that helped launch the revitalization of Downtown East with 200 total units and catalytic urban design.

A vibrant community event combining art, music, and public input to help shape the Imagine Plank Road Master Plan—bringing residents together to celebrate and reimagine their corridor.

A bold redevelopment vision that transformed a 6-acre former utility site into Electric Depot that resulted in a thriving hub for food, music, retail, and housing in Mid City.

A community-driven vision to revitalize Baton Rouge’s most disinvested corridor through transit, housing, public space, and culture—anchored by the city’s first Bus Rapid Transit line.

A 200-acre redevelopment vision transforming vacant land into a walkable, mixed-income community with housing, education, and job training at its core.

A community-led vision for revitalizing 3.5 miles of Florida Boulevard with new housing, transit, green space, and development that reflects neighborhood priorities.

A sustainable green space created through community-led design, featuring stormwater infrastructure and native landscaping along the Plank Road corridor.

A targeted streetscape improvement along Government Street that enhanced curb appeal, supported small businesses, and launched a replicable grant model.

A multi-phase, mixed-use transformation of a historic power plant into an entertainment and housing destination on Government Street in Mid City.

A 48-unit senior housing development that provides energy-efficient, income-restricted homes in Scotlandville and supports aging in place.

A 129-unit affordable housing redevelopment near BRCC that preserved long-term affordability and anchored investment in the Florida-Ardenwood corridor.

Townhome-style affordable housing designed for families in North Baton Rouge, transforming a former hospital site into a thriving residential community.

An affordable housing development in North Baton Rouge providing safe, energy-efficient rental homes for families and seniors in a high-need area.

Two phases of high-quality, mixed-income housing that helped launch the revitalization of Downtown East with 200 total units and catalytic urban design.

A vibrant community event combining art, music, and public input to help shape the Imagine Plank Road Master Plan—bringing residents together to celebrate and reimagine their corridor.

A bold redevelopment vision that transformed a 6-acre former utility site into Electric Depot that resulted in a thriving hub for food, music, retail, and housing in Mid City.

A community-driven vision to revitalize Baton Rouge’s most disinvested corridor through transit, housing, public space, and culture—anchored by the city’s first Bus Rapid Transit line.

A community-led vision for revitalizing 3.5 miles of Florida Boulevard with new housing, transit, green space, and development that reflects neighborhood priorities.

A sustainable green space created through community-led design, featuring stormwater infrastructure and native landscaping along the Plank Road corridor.

A targeted streetscape improvement along Government Street that enhanced curb appeal, supported small businesses, and launched a replicable grant model.

A multi-phase, mixed-use transformation of a historic power plant into an entertainment and housing destination on Government Street in Mid City.

A planning effort to prepare Baton Rouge for passenger rail service with two multimodal stations—one downtown and one in the Health District—supporting regional connectivity and future revitalization.

Detailed, community-driven plans for five North Baton Rouge neighborhoods that provide ready-to-use strategies for housing, infrastructure, and corridor revitalization.

A $5M initiative that delivered small business loans, façade improvements, green space, and land assembly in North Baton Rouge—while launching the city’s first community land bank and trust.

A state-of-the-art public high school offering workforce-aligned education and industry certifications to students from across East Baton Rouge Parish.

A 42,000-square-foot BRCC facility offering hands-on automotive and diesel technician training to prepare North Baton Rouge residents for skilled careers.