The Mall’s adaptive-friendly base offers diverse opportunities of alternative uses that can reinvigorate both the market and communities they serve, while sustainably averting tremendous energy and carbon loss associated with demolition, landfilling and whole new construction.

The Campus at Horton, will transform San Diego’s iconic retail-based Horton Plaza into an OFFICE-focused urban redevelopment that will continue as integral part of the historic Gaslamp District.

Located in Beijing’s Chaoyang District, Vanke Times Center is a revitalization of a former retail center to serve as a local hub with a blended mix of GARDEN OFFICES, ART, EXHIBITION, EVENTS and street-based RETAIL.

Beyond the growing stock of outlived malls, adaptive reuse of an unlimited array of non-retail related projects similarly promote the sustaining and continued maturation of the existing neighborhoods they serve.

Never occupied as the business center intended in Zhengzhou China, Soyoo Joyful Growth Center, has been re-imagined as a vibrant children’s center focused on LEARNING thru PLAY that now enjoys and fulfills an integral role in the community’s generational ties.

LocHal in Tilburg Netherlands, leads the re-inspiration of an underperforming railroad facility and its area, as a diverse new public city forum that melds public LIBRARIES, CO-WORKING, ARTS EDUCATION, EXHIBITION and EVENTS.

As the long-term need for parking diminishes with the progressive expansion of mass transit and tech-based transportation, existing and future structures will need to be optimized and provide for eventual adaptive reuse.

1111 Lincoln Road is situated within an pedestrian-centric area in Miami, Florida. The project is predicated on a varied structural armature that morphs and allows a flexible array of PARKING, OFFICE, RETAIL, PUBLIC SPACE and a RESIDENCE as the ultimate hedge against future-proofing.

Inspired to accelerating collaborative innovation between the university and the entrepreneurial community, The Garage converts an existing garage on the campus of Nothwestern in Illinois into a CO-WORKING incubator between EDUCATION and INDUSTRY.

The preservation of significant historical projects leverages the invaluable existing legacy and community capital key to successful projects, and inherently promotes the urgency of sustainability of our environment and our culture.

Ponce City Market, is one of the many former Sears & Roebuck mail orders facilities across the US made fallow by progress. With the legacy of economic and social generations to build upon, it now incorporates OFFICES, RESIDENCES, SHOPS, F&B and AMUSEMENT to knit together four Atlanta neighborhoods along the city’s encircling Beltline.

Row DTLA has been revived from its roots as the once vital produce warehouse and distribution hub for the region. With a mix of CREATIVE OFFICES, RETAIL, F&B, and ARTS, the project has helped to spearhead the resurgent renewal of the larger Arts District in Los Angeles.

Columbia Circle, has been restored as the center of Shanghai’s rich colonial history. Initial and future CULTURAL components, CREATIVE OFFICES, RETAIL, F&B, HOSPITALITY and PUBLIC SPACES will ultimately consolidate and more tightly unify the whole.