Planning projects by their nature, involve outcomes to policy and planning to allow the best outcome to be realized over time. This is often difficult through friction and attrition of time and changes that can leave the plan an orphan, or worse, just ignored. Plans need to be updated to measured to insure the continuity of goals and achievement, and care taken to see them through.

pylons, obelisk and sculpture fountain

1936 Centennial at the Espanade at night

Big Tex

esplanade pylons and reflecting pool and Hall Of State

City of Dallas 1978 bond program rendering, pen and ink on vellum, prismacolor on paper

proposal rendering, plastic lead on mylar, prismacolor and watercolor on paper

Farmers Market District proposed master plan, prismacolor and watercolor on paper

HABS farmhouse drawings, pen and ink on mylar

schematic rendering of the monument plaza

proposed renovation-potential rendering, prismacolor on vellum

bird’s-eye view rendering

bird’s eye rendering of the plaza

rendered schematic site plan, prismacolor on vellum

view from over the KATY railroad yard

schematic master site and landscape plan, prismacolor on paper

schematic rendering of the park, senior center and hotel, prismacolor on vellum

rendered master site plan

rendered master site plan

Main St facades