How do you create a unified vision for a fragmented neighborhood?

Dallas Midtown Dallas, Texas

Expertise

  • Masterplanning
  • Mixed-Use
  • Municipal
  • Retail
  • Office
  • Repositioning

Size

450 acres
Subdistricts Vision

The study area was divided into subdistricts to allow for the future development vision to reflect the individual character of key areas of the overall district.

Open Space Vision

The Vision proposes a relatively dense development model for the 432 acres. It is envisioned as the “downtown” of north Dallas at the intersection of the two busiest traffic arteries of the city. The success of this density model will depend on quality development, carefully considered urban form and open space with high quality streetscape integrating the urban fabric as a walkable and livable place.

  • 10 Subdistricts
  • 12 Existing Land Uses
  • 1 Central Park
  • 2 of Dallas' busiest traffic arteries
Mixed-Use Vision

While the overall district is intended to be mixed-use in character, the subdistricts help establish specific guidelines to distinguish each area and to allow each area to develop in response to market demand with a unique flavor that is best suited for its location and context.

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