At their very best, cities are places of vibrant communities that nurture creativity. Working in partnership fosters innovative approaches to the making and remaking of cities, elevating debates about the urban condition to assert the role of design, planning and development of the best practices in the building of great places and strong communities.
Utilizing design research, analysis, engagement and partnerships can demonstrate how design, policy, finance and development of the built environment enrich our collective quality of life. Through academic, governmental, for-profit and non-profit partnerships, the provision of strategic advice, planning services, design expertise and development capabilities can backed with metrics to showcase, scale and replicate community solutions. Learn more about Ideas and Action
Partners:
- Eldorado
- Ann Arbor Housing Commission
- Smith Group
- Spackman Mossop and Michaels
- Stantec Urban Places Group
- Hector urban design, planning & civic arts
- Southern Tier Economic Growth (STEG)
- Piedmont Housing Alliance
- Center for Architecture, New York City
- Bennett Midland
- James Lima Consulting
- MASS Design Group
- Studio O
- Forum Design Studio
- 601 Tully
- Photo and Literacy Project
- Enterprise Community Partners
- Design Futures
- Smith Group
- Ann Arbor Housing Commission
- Loeb Fellowship
- University of Sydney / Tin Sheds
- Syracuse University School of Architecture
- Connective Corridor
- Near Westside Initiative
- Home HeadQuarters
- Lowering The Cost of Housing Competition
- SUNY-ESF
- The City of Syracuse
- The Syracuse CoE
- CenterState CEO
- Movement on Main Competition
- Syracuse City Parks
- Center for Community Alternatives
- Center for Court Innovation
