NEW
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITIES
CITY
PLANS
PLANS
TRANSIT ORIENTED
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT CODES
HOUSING
REHAB &
REUSE
REUSE
TRANSIT
FACILITIES
FACILITIES
LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
MARKET STUDY &
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS
ED
STRATEGIES
STRATEGIES
TRANSPORTATION
PLANS
PLANS
ADVOCACY
STRATEGIES
STRATEGIES
PUBLIC POLICY
CHARRETTES
Building
CONNECTION.
Architecutre,
Urbanism,
Economic
development,
Community
Engagement...
GOOD DESIGN
places every
piece of
the puzzle.
Architecture
Able City situates its architectural practice in place and history, applying forward-thinking and sustainable design principles to the unique needs of communities across the nation.
Economic Development
Economic development sets virtuous cycles in motion. Able City believes investing in communities is one way to make sure citizens receive support at all levels.
Urbanism
Able City commits to an inclusive design process that leads not only to better results, but to the kinds of urban space people feel proud to make their own.
Community Engagement
Able City believes a committed relationship between policy-makers and citizens does not happen without effort, or intention. It can be served through design.
Alazan Courts Master Plan | Community Engagement & Urban Renewal
Del Rio Comprehensive Plan | Sustainable Growth & Resilience
El Metro Operational Analysis | Enhancing Public Transport
Smart Cities Roadmap
Cathedral Restoration in South Texas – Able City
El Milagro Community Development – Able City
Eagle Pass Downtown Revitalization – Able City
Boulevard of the Americas Project – Able City
Viva Laredo Comprehensive Plan – Able City
Laredo College Science Complex – Able City
Canseco House Rehabilitation – Able City
What are we
committed to?
Decades of designing in both the public and private sector taught us that for architecture to remain relevant, it would need to fulfill a purpose beyond the production of buildings for profits. Design solutions would need to rise and respond to twenty-first century challenges.
In integrating four disciplines (architecture, urbanism, community engagement, and economic development), Able City considers buildings to be a project of drawing many things — people, ideas — together.
