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L-DS celebrating 37+ Years!

Nowhere is there a need to anticipate change greater than in planning and urban design. Generally, most capital projects are carried out over a number of years if not decades in response to market conditions, economic cycles and other user needs, thus involving phased...

Downtown San Antonio

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Did you know? L-DS served on a team providing an urban design strategy for 70-blocks in downtown San Antonio. The downtown revitalization involved 10 streets including Houston Street, The Alamo, The Riverwalk, the financial and historic government districts. Thematic...

Green Infrastructure Enhances Property Value

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Did you know that L-DS was part of a team that designed the bio-retention ponds at the HCC Felix Fraga Campus? Recently, the ULI published an interesting article on how green infrastructure, not only manages stormwater, but also enhances property value! Stay in touch...

7th Annual L-DS Innovative Practices Lecture

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7th Annual L-DS Innovative Practices Lecture Every semester the Rice School of Architecture hosts a series of lectures featuring outstanding individuals who have a tremendous impact on what we do and how we think. L-DS is pleased to have sponsored their seventh annual...

Ranjan Roy, Practice Director, AICP Certified

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Congratulations to L-DS' Practice Director, Ranjan Roy, for acquiring his American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) Certification. Ranjan has over 20 years of experience in architecture, urban design, planning and economic development. He has a wide range of...

How Zoning Can Ease Land Assembly

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Article in UrbanLand | The Magazine of the Urban Land Institute.

U.S. 59 Bridges

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State Representative, Debra Danberg approached Llewelyn-Davies Sahni to take the initiative to design the US 59 bridges that would welcome travelers coming in from southwest Texas and Mexico. Llewelyn-Davies Sahni suggested a different design with an arch for the four...