Meet me at the clock (at Glenn Square).
The grand vision of the Town Center and minimal effort aesthetic design standards.
Category: Development
Most ADU restrictions have been lifted – Now what?
Now that we’ve eliminated the owner-occupancy mandate, on-site parking requirements, and subordinate structure height restrictions, let’s get to work and shoehorn some new housing into our tight housing market.
Envisage Anchorage’s Central Park
Cultivating an urban greenspace to scale with Alaska’s largest city
What would you do with big blue?
The monstrous blue building known as the 4th Avenue Marketplace is still for sale.
Is there enough dog mushing in Anchorage to designate an entire district?
If Anchorage had a mushing district, this would undoubtedly be the place but, does designating a stretch of 4th Avenue as a mushing district make sense?
Adding ACUs will grow living, walkable neighborhoods in Anchorage
Accessory Commercial Units will give start-up entrepreneurs a big boost and breathe new life into old neighborhoods.
The JC Penney parking garage: An interim transit center we can use.
Let’s put an under-utilized public building to work while we develop a better strategy.
Senate bill could reunify a neighborhood and heal old wounds
A new federal program could bring big changes to Fairview’s beleaguered Gambell/Ingra couplet
Organic, equitable growth is the key to converting vacant lots to vibrant city blocks.
City governments and their development agencies tend to put the cart before the horse when planning their own renaissance.
Welcome to the Nordstrom Site Parking Lot
Look to the past and envision the future.