Shallotte Town Center Redevelopment

The Town of Shallotte is committed to enhancing its Central Business District as the economic, civic and cultural core of the community while activating the beautiful Shallotte River. As part of this commitment, the Town of Shallotte has contracted with the UNC School of Government's Development Finance Initiative (DFI) to conceive of and execute on [...]

By |2018-08-03T15:05:56-08:00June 27th, 2018|Land Development Planning and Engineering, Projects|Comments Off on Shallotte Town Center Redevelopment

Kennewick Airport Adaptive Reuse

Vista Field is an adaptive reuse redevelopment of a 103 acre former airfield in Kennewick, WA. CGI provided infrastructure designs during the public charrette. Designs and patterns were developed to reuse (rather than demolish) the runways and taxi ways to achieve significant savings.

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Cobb Cavern Greenfield Traditional Neighborhood

Cobb Cavern is a greenfield eco-district masterplanned community on 1700 acres with three neighborhood centers. CGI provided conceptual infrastructure engineering and feedback during the design charrette.

By |2018-06-27T09:11:38-08:00June 27th, 2018|Land Development Planning and Engineering, Projects|Comments Off on Cobb Cavern Greenfield Traditional Neighborhood

Lean Infrastructure as a Response to the Pitfalls of Conventional Gold-plated Infrastructure

For the past six decades the waste inherent in cheap oil, overblown national public works standards, and car-dominance have resulted in gold-plating (incorporating costly features or refinements into something unnecessarily; often in the name of excessive “factors of safety” or “redundancy”). This gold- plating presents barriers to accomplishing good urbanism in the form of initial [...]

By |2017-02-18T16:47:02-08:00February 18th, 2017|Blog|Comments Off on Lean Infrastructure as a Response to the Pitfalls of Conventional Gold-plated Infrastructure
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