JHP Urban Design / Planning

Urban Design / Planning

About JHP

“We create memorable environments for people; rich in diversity, unique to the place, and sustainable over time; bringing people together as a Whole Community.” ~ JHP

JHP is an award-winning architecture, planning and urban design firm practicing nationally from its base in Dallas, Texas. Founded in 1979 the firm’s primary practice areas include such specialty markets as:

Master Planning

Affordable Housing

High Density Infill Communities

Master Planning

Mixed-Use Developments

Multifamily Housing

Senior Housing

Experience

Student Housing

Transit Oriented Development (TOD)

At JHP, we believe that “Sustainability” is a vital consideration for all of our design decisions. We strive to create communities that enrich the lives of those that reside within them. We look for meaningful ways to reduce the impact of our projects on the environment.

By their very nature, many of JHP’s projects are inherently sustainable. Mixed-use, high-density, infill, transitoriented developments (TOD), and walkable communities; all are essential components of “smart growth” models. By their very nature these projects fit nicely into the mold of such parametrics as the Congress for the New Urbanism and the LEED for Neighborhood Developments.

Award

Winning Design

JHP is dedicated to providing high quality design solutions through analysis, thoughtful design and professional representation. We have an appreciation for the economic forces that motivate clients to invest in and develop real estate. We are steadfast in our belief that environmentally intelligent design, planning and building is essential to our world’s future. Our obligation is to those who live with—and within—our decisions.

About JHP Team

The firm embraces the tenets of Whole Community Design™, which seeks to create memorable environments for people that are rich in diversity, unique to the place, and sustainable over time.

Our approach to design is predicated on a strong master planning and urban design foundation, influenced by observations and concepts that are often described as Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND), or New Urbanism. Labels aside, the underlying philosophy is one of respect for the public realm, the environment, for context and connectivity, and solutions that are restorative.

Likewise, we are diligent about monitoring and addressing ongoing developments related to sustainability within the design and construction industry. As a testimonial to the firm’s commitment to sustainable design nearly thirty-three percent (33%) of the firm’s architectural staff have achieved LEED Accredited Professional status. Additionally, JHP has achieved certification of its buildings from numerous third-party green rating systems on both the national and local levels. These certifications include but are not limited to LEED, Energy Star, Austin Green Building Program, and Florida Green Community.

Armed with this experience we hold the knowledge to decipher between various green building programs so as to determine which system best suites a particular project based on client goals, project scope, and budgetary constraints.

Ultimately, JHP stands committed to creating places that improve the well being of individuals and our communities.

“We create memorable environments for people; rich in diversity, unique to the place, and sustainable over time; bringing people together as a Whole Community.” ~ JHP

ARCHITECTS OF COMMUNITY AND PLACE

As planners and urban designers, we bring an architectural sensibility towards creating communities that integrate the private and public realms. Contributing to the overall neighborhood and place that they are a part of in the built form. Our planning and urban design services range from neighborhood master planning studies and development scenarios, housing studies and analysis, visualization studies and charrettes and workshops.

We work to bring together functional design and economic development in a creative approach while creating communities that are environmentally, economically and socially sustainable. The neighborhoods and communities we create are ultimately people’s homes and we design them with sensitivity, care and understanding.

Place-making

“For over a decade I have had the pleasure of working with JHP on mixed use, human scale developments.”

- Art Lomenick

The Integral Group

“JHP is at the forefront of quality urban planning - they understand the importance of value creation for both the owner and the community, which is clearly reflected in their work.”

- Daniel J. Doyle The Beach Co.

“JHP provides a high quality & unique design approach resulting in residential communities that are attractive to both the families living in them as well as the larger community. Working with the JHP Team is always a worthwhile collaboration.”

- M.D. Higbee DCI/DC Development Group

“JHP has a unique vision for urban planning that responds to the environment that the particular site is in. We have worked with JHP for over fifteen years and they continue to surprise us with their solutions to planning.”

- Ray Kuniansky Columbia Residential

North Downtown Athens Master Planning Study

Athens, Georgia

Athens known as the Bethel Midtown Village and College & Hoyt communities boasts a transformational redevelopment opportunity of a combined 222 apartment units and consideration of adjacent parcels for commercial, residential and mixed-use purposes. The primary directive for this project was to develop a healthy, mixed-income, mixed-use neighborhood with an increase in the number and quality of affordable housing units on the north end of Downtown. It was anticipated that to achieve this goal, the redevelopment would be built in multiple phases over several years.

Master Planning Athens-Clarke County Unified Government, Athens Housing Authority

North Downtown Athens Master Planning Study

Athens, Georgia

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Athens known as the Bethel Midtown Village and College & Hoyt communities boasts a transformational redevelopment opportunity of a combined 222 apartment units and consideration of adjacent parcels for commercial, residential and mixed-use purposes. The primary directive for this project was to develop a healthy, mixed-income, mixed-use neighborhood with an increase in the number and quality of affordable housing units on the north end of Downtown. It was anticipated that to achieve this goal, the redevelopment would be built in multiple phases over several years.

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Northside Neighborhood Transformation

Spartanburg,

Mixed-use Storefront with Library at Ground level and Housing Above

Master

JHP served as the lead urban planner in partnership with a redevelopment team lead by Columbia Residential as part of a HUD Choice Neighborhood Grant for Transformation/Neighborhood planning of the Northside Neighborhood of Spartanburg, SC. The Northside Neighborhood is an approx. 400ac historic textile mill-town neighborhood immediately to the north of downtown Spartanburg and across from Woff ord College. The master plan involved community-wide workshops, multi-day charrettes; numerous stakeholder interviews and discussions along with numerous urban planning/design eff orts. The master plan recommends creating a new street grid in appropriate areas; traffic calming and mixed-use redevelopment where the context and scale dictated.

Master Planning, Mixed-Use Aff ordable Housing

Spartanburg Housing Authority: Northside Development

Corporation: City of Spartanburg:

Purpose Built Communities

Masterplanning for 400 Acres

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Northside Neighborhood Transformation

Spartanburg, South Carolina

JHP served

the lead urban planner in partnership with a redevelopment team lead by Columbia Residential as part of a HUD Choice Neighborhood Grant for Transformation/Neighborhood planning of the Northside Neighborhood of Spartanburg, SC. The Northside Neighborhood is an approx. 400ac historic textile mill-town neighborhood immediately to the north of downtown Spartanburg and across from Woff ord College. The master plan involved community-wide workshops, multi-day charrettes; numerous stakeholder interviews and discussions along with numerous urban planning/design eff orts. The master plan recommends creating a new street grid in appropriate areas; traffic calming and mixed-use redevelopment where the context and scale dictated.

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

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North Lake Site: 400 acres

City of Irving Comprehensive Plan Update

Small Area Study - North Lake College

Irving, Texas

(work undertaken as part of the Fregonese Associates Planning team)

The North Lake Campus study area explores land use, development and transportation potential in the North Lake College area adjacent to the new DART Orange Line Station at the North Lake College Campus. The new station connects both North Lake College students and the City of Irving resients with the rest of the Metroplex via the fast and convenient light rail system of DART. Major intersections were target for redevelopment as mixed-use centers allowing a variety of housing and commercial options. MacArthur Blvd was proposed as a “Scholar Road” to connect North Lake’s Main campus with the South Irving Satellite campus along with connecting all the Irving IDS schools along MacArthur Blvd. The Study also focused on the integration of multimodal transportation options with a student and pedestrian experience.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Tallahassee Orange Ave Corridor Transformation Plan

Tallahassee, Florida

Wofford College

JHP has been the Master Planning and Urban Design lead for the Orange Avenue Corridor and Transformation plan in Tallahassee, Florida undertaken for the Tallahassee Housing Authority (THA). The Transformation Plan was finished and presented on April 25th, 2018 and we are now engaged in helping with the implementation of the strategies, approaches and site plans developed. Community engagement within the Orange avenue community and specifically the THA’s Orange avenue Apartments was an important aspect of the planning process – with series of workshops, charrettes and public engagements exercises throughout.

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Master Planning, Mixed-Use Affordable Housing

Tallahassee Housing Authority

Tallahassee Orange Ave Corridor Transformation Plan

Tallahassee, Florida

JHP has been the Master Planning and Urban Design lead for the Orange Avenue Corridor and Transformation plan in Tallahassee, Florida undertaken for the Tallahassee Housing Authority (THA). The Transformation Plan was finished and presented on April 25th, 2018 and we are now engaged in helping with the implementation of the strategies, approaches and site plans developed. Community engagement within the Orange avenue community and specifically the THA’s Orange avenue Apartments was

an important aspect of the planning process – with series of workshops, charrettes and public engagements exercises throughout.

Envision

Oak Point Plano, Texas

(work undertaken as part of the Fregonese Associates Planning team)

Oak Point is a 730-acre study area located at Plano’s northeastern gateway. It presents a unique mix of opportunities and challenges. These include the opportunity to better shape the future of one of Plano’s largest remaining infill development sites. The Plano City Council recently adopted a new comprehensive plan, Plano Tomorrow, to shape the next phase of Plano’s evolution, guiding future growth, development, and redevelopment in the city. Plano Tomorrow provided for “special area plans to focus development and redevelopment eff orts” in the city. The Oak Point Area is the first special area to merit additional study.

Master Planning Plano, TX

Envision Oak Point Plano, Texas

(work undertaken as part of the Fregonese Associates Planning team)

Oak Point is a 730-acre study area located at Plano’s northeastern gateway. It presents a unique mix of opportunities and challenges. These include the opportunity to better shape the future of one of Plano’s largest remaining infill development sites. The Plano City Council recently adopted a new comprehensive plan, Plano Tomorrow, to shape the next phase of Plano’s evolution, guiding future growth, development, and redevelopment in the city. Plano Tomorrow provided for “special area plans to focus development and redevelopment eff orts” in the city. The Oak Point Area is the first special area to merit additional study.

Craig Ranch Residential Village

McKinney, Texas

JHP prepared a master plan and development framework for a 41.31 acres site within the Craig ranch development of McKinney, Texas. We coordinated our master plan, framework and street sections into a Planned Development (PD) for the site in conjunction with the city of McKinney. An urban residential village was created that turns inward onto a central active 4 acres open spaces surrounded by urban scaled streetscape, roads and sidewalks and linking into the greater Craig Ranch development and future urban growth.

Master Planning Columbus Realty Partners 2000 Proposed Units on 37.31 ac 41.32 acres

Craig Ranch Residential Village McKinney, Texas

JHP prepared a master plan and development framework for a 41.31 acres site within the Craig ranch development of McKinney, Texas. We coordinated our master plan, framework and street sections into a Planned Development (PD) for the site in conjunction with the city of McKinney. An urban residential village was created that turns inward onto a central active 4 acres open spaces surrounded by urban scaled streetscape, roads and sidewalks and linking into the greater Craig Ranch development and future urban growth.

City of Greenville, City-Wide Housing Strategy Study

Master Planning • Affordable Housing • Mixed-Use Greenville, South Carolina

Infill within major corridor context

Medium to high density mixed use with garages could be introduced to very large land assemblies along major corridors. Retail/Commercial/ Restaurants on the ground floor will create a walkable mixed use environment. Through lower density of housing such as “mansion” style MF or Townhomes, a transition and buffer to neighborhoods will be achieved that recognizes scales and context.

Smaller scale neighborhood mixed use with surface parking and tuckunder parking in the rear could be introduced onto corner sites. Smaller neighborhood service/retail would occur at the ground/street level. Angled or parallel on-street parking along major streets would provide retail parking needs and serve as a “traffic calming” measure.

Multi-family village clusters with surface parking and tuck-under parking in the rear could be introduced to medium size sites. Street facing neighborhood retail and commercial would be incorporated to activate the street. Through lower density of housing such as “mansion” style MF or townhomes, a transition and buffer to neighborhood would be achieved that recognizes scales and context.

Smaller “infill” mixed-use/MF could be utilized with “in-between” sites to respect to the scale and setbacks of neighboring buildings. Granny flats/accessory units in the back of lots or above garages could be introduced as a method to add housing diversity and density.

Landscape buffers such as landscape bushes,/shrubs trees or bioswales can provide screening from parking lots adjacent to Single-Family Houses. Various species of landscape trees (seasonal/ deciduous/evergreen) can create a lively view for a green buffer.

Housing infill such as townhomes and manor-style house are suggested for transitional zones. Their density and scale are in between Mixed-Use and Single-Family Zones thereby creating a softer transition.

City of Greenville Community Development Department

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

A City-wide housing strategies study designed to integrate current models for urban growth, affordable housing, and neighborhood revitalization lead by Development Concepts, Inc. (DCI). JHP provided housing analysis; urban planning; and redevleopemnt scenario planning strategies for the assembled team to prepare the Housing Strategy for the City of Greenville - the economic and entertainment center of South Carolina’s Upstate Region. Based on a solid foundation of market and economic conditions and trends, the Plan provided housing strategies designed to meet the current housing demand of Greenville residents as well address future demand relevant to the City’s changing needs. The Housing Strategy identified key short and long-term steps necessary to implement a strategic plan.

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City of Greenville, City-Wide Housing Strategy Study

Master Planning • Affordable Housing • Mixed-Use Greenville, South Carolina

Various sizes of vacant or under-utilized lots may typically be available within neighborhood blocks.

Infill within a neighborhood context : Townhomes and Manor houses

Granny flats/accessory units in the back of lots or above garages could be introduced as a simple method to add housing diversity and density.

Townhomes /duplexes could be introduced to vacant lots respecting the existing setback and housing character while increasing housing diversity and density.

Small “blocks” of townhomes/rowhouses (3-4 dwelling units) could be incorporated on larger lots or multiple lots still respecting the neighborhood character and scale.

City of Greenville Community Development Department

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Multi-family “mansion style” buildings could be introduced to corner lots or larger vacant parcels where available. Lot consolidation would increase housing diversity, density, property values and flexibility with parking. “Mansion” style buildings appear from the street to be larger homes while accommodating 4-8 MF dwelling units.

A City-wide housing strategies study designed to integrate current models for urban growth, affordable housing, and neighborhood revitalization lead by Development Concepts, Inc. (DCI). JHP provided housing analysis; urban planning; and redevleopemnt scenario planning strategies for the assembled team to prepare the Housing Strategy for the City of Greenville - the economic and entertainment center of South Carolina’s Upstate Region. Based on a solid foundation of market and economic conditions and trends, the Plan provided housing strategies designed to meet the current housing demand of Greenville residents as well address future demand relevant to the City’s changing needs. The Housing Strategy identified key short and long-term steps necessary to implement a strategic plan.

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Please inquire to learn more.

Trinity Mills Urban Village

Carrollton, Texas

Our vision for the Trinity Mills Urban Village is a Walkable and Urban mixed-use development that leverages the economic potential and pedestrian activity of the adjacent Trinity Mills Station. The 25.58 acres site’s location at the intersection of I35E and the President George Bush Turnpike makes this location visible and ready for redevelopment around a variety of housing types; office space, hospitality, retail and restaurants. The urban design approach involves creating a vibrant and active open space with various pavilion type markets, cafes, and retail opportunities primarily arranged in a east/west open orientation.

Trinity Mills Urban Village

Our vision for the Trinity Mills Urban Village is a Walkable and Urban mixed-use development that leverages the economic potential and pedestrian activity of the adjacent Trinity Mills Station. The 25.58 acres site’s location at the intersection of I35E and the President George Bush Turnpike makes this location visible and ready for redevelopment around a variety of housing types; office space, hospitality, retail and restaurants. The urban design approach involves creating a vibrant and active open space with various pavilion type markets, cafes, and retail opportunities primarily arranged in a east/west open orientation.

Recognition

2023

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award

55+ Community Design Award

Erickson Wind Crest

Highlands Ranch, CO

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist

Best Affordable Housing Development Over 100 Units

PENDANA AT WEST LAKES PHASE I & II

Orlando, FL

2022

ICSC Gold Award and Sustainability Commendation

Mixed-Use New Development

PLAZA SALTILLO

Austin, TX

GDPC Urban Design Honorable Mention Award

Dream Study

TRINITY MILLS STATION

Carrollton, TX

Bark + Build

Honorable Mention

CHEWY VUITTON TRUNK

MHN Excellence Gold Award

Best Low-Rise Development

COPELAND GRAND PRAIRIE

Grand Prairie, TX

MHN Excellence Honorable Mention

Best Low-Risde Development

CRAIG RANCH

McKinney, TX

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award

55+ Community Design Award

Erickson Wind Crest

Highlands Ranch, CO

Pillars of the Industry Award Winner

Best Mixed-Use Community

PLAZA SALTILLO

Austin, TX

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist

Best Affordable Housing Development Over 100 Units

PENDANA AT WEST LAKES PHASE I & II

Orlando, FL

D CEO Commercial Real Estate Award Finalist

Excellence in Architecture and Design

ARLINGTON COMMONS PHASE II

Arlington, TX

D CEO Commercial Real Estate Award Finalist

Excellence in Architecture and Design

CRAIG RANCH

McKinney, TX

D CEO Commercial Real Estate Award Finalist

Best Deal

MUSEUM PLACE

Fort Worth, TX

2021

ULI Jack Kemp Award of Excellence Finalist

Affordable and Workforce Housing

PENDANA AT WEST LAKES MASTER PLAN

Orlando, FL

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist

Project of the Year, Best Garden Apartment

PARK AT ESTANCIA

Austin, TX

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist

Project of the Year, Best Garden Apartment

JEFFERSON RESERVE

Richardson, TX

Dallas Architects - dallasarchitect.org

Top Multifamily Architects in Dallas

JHP ARCHITECTURE / URBAN DESIGN

NAHB Living Best in American Silver Award

Community of the Year, Multifamily

THE KINSTEAD

McKinney, TX

MHN Excellence Gold Award

Best Mixed-Use Development

PLAZA SALTILLO

Austin, TX

Bark + Build

Hot Dog Award

BARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award

Market-Rate Rental Community On The Boards

Erickson Woodleigh Chase

Fairfax County, VA

2020

MHN Excellence Silver Award

Best Senior Housing Development and Design

AVONDALE SENIOR RESIDENCES

Atlanta, GA

MHN Excellence Bronze Award

Best Affordable Development and Design

PENDANA AT WEST LAKES

Orlando, FL

MHN Excellence Honorable Mention

Best Adaptive Reuse

SACRED HEART

New Orleans, LA

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award

Affordable Rental Community

AVONDALE SENIOR RESIDENCES

Atlanta, GA

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist

Project of the Year, Adaptive Reuse

SACRED HEART

New Orleans, LA

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist

Project of the Year, Affordable Development

COLUMBUS COMMONS

Columbia, GA

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist

Project of the Year, Green Affordable Multifamily

PENDANA AT WEST LAKES

Orlando, FL

2019

APA Texas Planning Achievement Silver Award

Economic Development Planning

CITY OF PLANO ENVISION OAK POINT

Plano, TX

Multifamily Executive Merit Award

Project of the Year, Mid Rise

SPOKE ATL

Atlanta, GA

North Central Texas NCOG CLIDE Award

Redevelopment

OAKS 5TH STREET CROSSING

Garland, TX

North Central Texas NCOG CLIDE Award

Public Planning & Policy

CITY OF PLANO ENVISION OAK POINT

Plano, TX

2018

ULI North Texas Impact Award Winner

Influence Award

LEGACY WEST

Plano, TX

GDPC Urban Design Honorable Mention Award

Dream Study

DAVIS ON THE SQUARE

McKinney, TX

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award

Indoor Common or Amenity Space

ERICKSON WIND CREST NEIGHBORHOOD 1 & 2

Douglas County, CO

2017

Best of 55+ Housing Award Winner

Affordable Rental Community

PATRIOT POINTE SENIOR RESIDENCES

Columbus, GA

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award

Affordable Rental Community

CITY LIGHTS SENIOR RESIDENCES

Atlanta, GA

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award

Indoor Common or Amenity Space

ERICKSON WIND CREST NEIGHBORHOOD 1 & 2

Douglas County, CO

Carl M.

Malcolm, AIA | Principal, President

Carl joined JHP in 1994 after practicing in Colorado for several years in the senior housing and commercial sectors. He is most appreciated around the office for his unique ability to multi-task. He manages simultaneously many of the firm’s higher density, mixed-use, and senior housing projects. Elected President in 2021, Carl provides leadership and overall management of day operations of the firm. His varied experience, strong design sensibilities, and creative spirit make him a valuable member of the JHP development team.

Mike

Arbour, AIA | Principal, Vice President

Mike joined JHP in 1988 after practicing in Dallas for four years. In recognition of Mike’s many successes he was elevated to the position of President in 2003. In that role for 18 years he oversaw the financial management and day-to-day operations of the firm. Although in a business-leadership role, Mike’s first love is Design. He is intimately involved with the design and execution of a variety of the firm’s highest-profile -design projects. In support of the firm’s stated goal of creating Whole Communities, Mike has devoted considerable time and talents to the betterment of the profession.

Brian is the Director of Urban Design and Planning for JHP. He brings to this position a passion for place-making and the visioning of community redevelopments that are rich in diversity and sustainable over time. Brian is an advocate for “good urbanism” endeavors to infuse these planning principles into all that he does. His professional experience having been centered on mixed-use redevelopment urban design and planning, leading to a desire to create livable communities and great urban spaces.

John is responsible for project programming and the coordination of conceptual and schematic design across the studio. He is integrally involved the firm’s sustainable design research and implementation. His leadership in the studio is not limited to design. John is a team builder, seeking consensus while challenging the firm to perform at the highest possible level. John’s demand for excellence-in-design is in large part responsible for the firm’s success as indicated by the numerous design awards and national recognition for its multifamily and mixed-use developments.

J. Mark Wolf, AIA | Principal Emeritus

Mark joined JHP with ten years of experience in the practice of Architecture after obtaining a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Auburn University. As a Principal he offers clients expertise in redevelopment related to urban infill, mixed-use and commercial programs. Professionally Mark is an active member to AIA/Dallas, Texas Society of Architect, ULI (TOD Council), and Congress for New Urbanism. He has shared professional experience at UTA School of Architecture in leading a Graduate studio focused on urban redevelopment. He’s entertained by three kids, two mutts and one spouse.

John Schrader, AIA, LEED AP | Principal, Vice President

W. Brian Keith, AIA, AICP, LEED AP | Principal, Vice President

With over two decades of experience, Jonathan has a broad portfolio of work in a myriad of sectors and project types. At JHP, Jonathan has led the design for many of the firm’s projects including Mid-Rise, Mixed-Use, Retail, Urban Infill, Transit-Oriented Development, Live-Work, and Sustainable Community Building. Jonathan focuses on developing the firm’s innovative design and manages the integration of digital design techniques into JHP’s workflow to help clients and stakeholders fully realize their project’s potential.

Sheila joined JHP in 1999 upon graduation from the University of Texas, Arlington with a M. Arch. degree. With a decade of experience in many Housing and Mixed-use building typologies, Sheila is one of the firm’s most qualified and prolific project managers. Sheila is routinely assigned some of the firm’s largest accounts. In addition to her Project Management responsibilities, Sheila provides oversight to staff on issues related to Accessibility and Fair Housing requirements.

Monica is an experienced project manager heavily involved with senior housing communities such as multiple Erickson projects and Beneficial Communities as well as multiple commercial projects such as theaters and shopping centers.

Kirby joined JHP part time while completing his MArch degree at the University of Texas at Arlington. Upon graduation he joined the firm in a full-time capacity as an Intern Architect. He is actively involved in many of the firm’s mixed-use and higher density projects; and in addition to his project management assignments leads the Whole Community Design™ initiative on behalf of JHP.

Sheila Kneifl, AIA | Principal

Jonathan M. Brown, AIA, MACM | Principal

Kirby Zengler, AIA | Principal

Monica Miranda, AIA | Principal

JHP Whole Community Design

Humanity is the center.

This principle shapes our design practice, and defines who we are as architects and urban designers. We are committed to enriching people’s lives through architecture that is gleaned from, and woven into the community. Toward this end, our practice is built around the tenets of Whole Community Design™, a design philosophy that focuses on people before places.

Whole Community Design™ creates built environments that are rich in diversity, authentic and sustainable over time. It is design that brings people together, gives them a sense of identity and inclusion in something larger than themselves.

www.wholecommunitydesign.com