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“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

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8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

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 Mixed-Use Developments Multifamily Housing Affordable Housing High Density Infill Communities Senior Housing Student Housing Transit Oriented Development (TOD) 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.

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.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

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.

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.

Erickson Wind Crest Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Senior Housing, High-Rise Erickson Living 1587 Units 88 Acres 18.03 units/acre

The Wind Crest Erickson Community is an active-lifestyle Continuing Care Retirement Community located near the Rocky Mountains in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. The Campus is made up of three neighborhoods that house 4 to 5 Residential Buildings (RB) each and 1 Community Building (CB) each. The build-out of the campus master plan sits on 88 acres and includes 18 buildings and spreads over 2-million SF. Challenges of the project include working around the historic Highline Canal, which bisects the campus land bay. The Canal was utilized as a scenic connection between neighborhoods, as a 100-foot enclosed glass bridge unites Neighborhood 1 and 2 over the Canal. The Canal also has trails connecting the site to the rest of Denver, allowing residents to enjoy amazing views of the Rockies and Downtown Denver.

Erickson Wind Crest Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Senior Housing, High-Rise Erickson Living 1587 Units 88 Acres 18.03 units/acre

The exterior of every campus building fits wonderfully into the Colorado mountain-scape with an inviting lodge appearance. At the same time, each campus has a different look and ambiance that caters to varying lifestyles. The design, amenities, and location of Wind Crest provides for a community that allows residents to maintain and prolong their level of independence, while enjoying an urban and active Colorado lifestyle.

Erickson Wind Crest Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Senior Housing, High-Rise Erickson Living 1587 Units 88 Acres 18.03 units/acre

Pathways & connections make each space accessible for every resident no matter their mobility. The community provides residents a wide variety of interior and exterior opportunities for an active lifestyle in a maintenance-free environment. Health and well-being are a priority at Wind Crest. An onsite medical center is staffed by health care professionals specializing in senior care. Additionally, the extensive amenities allow residents to stay on site and not worry about travel and transportation.

Erickson Wind Crest Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Senior Housing, High-Rise Erickson Living 1587 Units 88 Acres 18.03 units/acre

Wind Crest offers a multitude of amenities on the Campus, including multiple resident-run clubs, library, salon and day spa, dry cleaning, pharmacy services, market and convenience store, walking and biking paths, fishing pond, greenhouse, dog park, bocce ball court, art studio, music room, fitness center, allseason pool, worship center, and onsite medical center. Residents can choose from a range of 7 unique dining venues, which include a changing menu of chef-prepared specialties. All amenities are a short, indoor stroll from residents’ apartment homes, meaning that bad weather will never prevent them from enjoying their active lifestyles.

Flatiron Marketplace Master Plan Broomfield, Colorado

Mixed-Use Provident Realty Advisors 860 Units 20 Acres 42 units/acre 25,000 - 30,000 sf Retail

The Flatiron Marketplace Master Plan is located along the Denver Boulder Turnpike and East Flatiron Crossing Drive, southeast of the Flatiron Crossing Mall in Broomfield, Colorado. The development is a greyfield revitalization master plan for an outdated preexisting retail center. Dying and failing retail gave way to an exciting mixed-use housing redevelopment. The goal of the transformation was to revive this quadrant of the center by consolidating and redefining market-driven functional retail. Big-box retail stores were demolished, while an existing parking garage was saved, reworked, and repurposed.

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Bridges at Flatiron Broomfield, Colorado

Mixed-Use Provident Realty Advisors 327 Units 5.97 Acres 54.77 units/acre 4,612 sf Retail

Thoughtful and sensitive design decisions were incorporated into every aspect of the master plan and throughout the HUD-financed Phase I, Bridges at Flatiron. Site-lines and views were considered at every step – from crafting a bold visibility from the Denver Boulder Turnpike to the mountain views from residential units. The project name itself plays off of two key locational features: the iconic bike bridges of Broomfield and the neighboring Flatiron Mountains. Bike centric amenities and accessibility, along with stunningly framed mountain views, echo prominently throughout the development. Some units have been set aside at various levels of aff ordability standards, which furthers a goal of supporting economic inclusivity.

Bridges at Flatiron Broomfield, Colorado

Mixed-Use Provident Realty Advisors 327 Units 5.97 Acres 54.77 units/acre 4,612 sf Retail

Phase I of the Flatiron Marketplace redevelopment contains roughly 4,600 square feet of prominent, ground floor, flexible retail space which opens up onto the newly created public plaza area. This space is designed to interact closely with the upcoming future retail component of Phase II. Providing top class amenities was an important priority for the design and development team. Three separate private resident courtyards, along with a thoughtfully revamped existing parking garage, a spectacular top floor indoor/outdoor Sky Lounge, ground floor fitness center, resort style pool, and outdoor kitchen space help complete the amenities package.

Traverse at Flatiron Broomfield, Colorado

Mixed-Use, Mid-Rise Provident Realty Advisors 353 Units 4.5 Acres 78.44 units/acre 2,530 sf Retail

The 5-story Traverse at Flatiron (Phase II) neighbors Bridges at Flatiron (Phase I) and draws crucial design elements from it, visually uniting both phases cohesively. This second phase relies heavily on natural earthy tones on its exteriors. On the Northeast corner adjacent to Phase I, the retail space has been built out with the future goal of filling it with a restaurant. Loft units with stoops parallel the retail space and give the feel of attached rowhomes. A central design goal was to develop the internal street out as urban.

The 2-story bouldering wall and sky deck are key amenity spaces. The mostly glass Southwest leasing corner of Building 1 provides a perfect view of the interior bouldering wall. Building 1 and 2 are linked by a bridge, ensuring complete connectivity for residents.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Traverse at Flatiron Broomfield, Colorado

Mixed-Use, Mid-Rise Provident Realty Advisors 353 Units 4.5 Acres 78.44 units/acre 2,530 sf Retail

The 5-story Traverse at Flatiron (Phase II) neighbors Bridges at Flatiron (Phase I) and draws crucial design elements from it, visually uniting both phases cohesively. This second phase relies heavily on natural earthy tones on its exteriors. On the Northeast corner adjacent to Phase I, the retail space has been built out with the future goal of filling it with a restaurant. Loft units with stoops parallel the retail space and give the feel of attached rowhomes. A central design goal was to develop the internal street out as urban.

The 2-story bouldering wall and sky deck are key amenity spaces. The mostly glass Southwest leasing corner of Building 1 provides a perfect view of the interior bouldering wall. Building 1 and 2 are linked by a bridge, ensuring complete connectivity for residents.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Alexan Westerly Creek Aurora, Colorado

Mixed-Use, Mid-Rise Trammell Crow Residential 338 Units 8.21 Acres 41.17 units/acre 15,626 sf Retail

Nestled in Aurora, Colorado, and neighboring our Alexan Montview project, Alexan Westerly Creek presents a selection of one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences. Along Clinton Street, buildings feature ground-level retail. Both walkability to Stanley Marketplace, and neighboring Westerly Creek and its many hike and bike trails, provides residents with the ideal location to call home. The 4-story surface park development was designed with L-shaped buildings at the edge of the creek to maximize mountain views, and a spacious sky deck also capitalizes on the scenic views. A designated urban pocket park was created in the center of the project to act as a gateway entrance to Westerly Creek for those entering from the East.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Alexan Evans Station Denver, Colorado

Mixed-Use, Midrise Trammell Crow Residential 367 Units 16 Acres 22.94 units/acre 8,238 sf Retail

Alexan Evans Station is a 5-story mixed-use development located in South Denver, with one of the retail spaces specifically designed with restaurant needs in mind. Spanning an entire city block, the development presents an urban facade along Broadway, characterized by zero setbacks and retail spaces. Along Acoma Street, the architectural style transitions to a more residential aesthetic and staggered massing. The massing creates opportunities for several units on the West side of the site to boast stunning rooftop decks. The complex offers an abundance of amenities, including a courtyard bouldering wall, resort-style pool with spacious hot tub, uniquely designed coworking spaces, sky lounge with unparalleled views of downtown, and onsite convenience market.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Alexan Montview Aurora, Colorado

Mixed-Use, Mid-Rise Trammell Crow Residential 395 Units 7.6 Acres 51.97 units/acre 50,000 sf Retail 4,760 sf Office 8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

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Alexan Montview Aurora, Colorado

Mixed-Use, Mid-Rise Trammell Crow Residential 395 Units 7.6 Acres 51.97 units/acre 50,000 sf Retail 4,760 sf Office 8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

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South Gate Flats Aurora, Colorado

Multifamily Provident Realty Advisors 330 Units 6.8 Acres 48.5 units/acre

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

South Gate Flats Aurora, Colorado

Multifamily Provident Realty Advisors 330 Units 6.8 Acres 48.5 units/acre

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

1725 Peoria Street Aurora, Colorado

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1725 Peoria Street is a schematic design completed for a corner site off Peoria Street and East 17th Avenue in Aurora, Colorado. The 8-story development consists of 3 garage levels, two of which contain retail space, with 5 levels of multifamily units above. What the site lacks in size, it makes up for in amenities. Ample bike, ski, and snowboard storage, as well as the onsite bike repair space, cater perfectly to Colorado residents with active lifestyles. The 8th floor corner sky lounge, fitness area, pool deck, and rideshare lounge add to the amenities package. Thoughtfully detailed garage screening with signage and lighting screen cars while providing security and visually enhance the building edge, and the masonry choices play cohesively with the prominently neighboring University of Colorado Hospital campus.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

1725 Peoria Street Aurora, Colorado

Mixed-Use Ventures Development Group 96 Units 0.7 Acres 137.14 units/acre 4,000 sf Retail

1725 Peoria Street is a schematic design completed for a corner site off Peoria Street and East 17th Avenue in Aurora, Colorado. The 8-story development consists of 3 garage levels, two of which contain retail space, with 5 levels of multifamily units above. What the site lacks in size, it makes up for in amenities. Ample bike, ski, and snowboard storage, as well as the onsite bike repair space, cater perfectly to Colorado residents with active lifestyles. The 8th floor corner sky lounge, fitness area, pool deck, and rideshare lounge add to the amenities package. Thoughtfully detailed garage screening with signage and lighting screen cars while providing security and visually enhance the building edge, and the masonry choices play cohesively with the prominently neighboring University of Colorado Hospital campus.

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Alexan Northglenn Northglenn, Colorado

Multifamily, Midrise Trammell Crow Residential 353 Units 8.58 Acres 41.14 units/acre

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Alexan Northglenn Northglenn, Colorado

Multifamily, Midrise Trammell Crow Residential 353 Units 8.58 Acres 41.14 units/acre

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

Recognition 2023 APA Georgia Chapter Award Outstanding Public Involvement NORTH DOWNTOWN ATHENS MASTER PLAN STUDY Athens, GA

MHN Excellence Honorable Mention Best Low-Rise Development CRAIG RANCH McKinney, TX

Affordable Housing Finance Reader’s Choice Award Family THE BANKS AT MILL VILLAGE Columbus, GA

Atlanta Regional Commission Excellence Award Innovative Development SPOKE ATL Atlanta, GA

North Central Texas NCOG CLIDE Award Leadership in Development Excellence COLUMBIA RENAISSANCE SQUARE Fort Worth, TX

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award 55+ Community Design Award ERICKSON WIND CREST Highlands Ranch, CO

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award 55+ Community Design ERICKSON WIND CREST Highlands Ranch, CO

Pillars of the Industry Award Winner Best Mixed-Use Community PLAZA SALTILLO Austin, TX

Pillars of the Industry Silver Award Best Affordable Housing Development Over 100 Units PENDANA AT WEST LAKES PHASE I & II Orlando, FL

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Best Affordable Housing Development Over 100 Units PENDANA AT WEST LAKES PHASE I & II Orlando, FL

Pillars of the Industry Silver Award Best Garden Apartment Community COPELAND GRAND PRAIRIE Grand Prairie, TX

TEXO Distinguished Building Merit Award General Contractor OLYMPUS ON BROADWAY Carrollton, TX

2022 ICSC Gold Award and Sustainability Commendation Mixed-Use New Development PLAZA SALTILLO Austin, TX

D CEO Commercial Real Estate Award Finalist Excellence in Architecture and Design ARLINGTON COMMONS PHASE II Arlington, TX

GDPC Urban Design Honorable Mention Award Dream Study TRINITY MILLS STATION Carrollton, TX AIA Dallas | TEXO Bark + Build Honorable Mention Benefitting SPCA of Texas CHEWY VUITTON TRUNK MHN Excellence Gold Award Best Low-Rise Development COPELAND GRAND PRAIRIE Grand Prairie, TX

8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

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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

MHN Excellence Honorable Mention Best Adaptive Reuse SACRED HEART New Orleans, LA

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Best Garden Apartment PARK AT ESTANCIA Austin, TX

Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award Affordable Rental Community AVONDALE SENIOR RESIDENCES Atlanta, GA

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Best Garden Apartment JEFFERSON RESERVE Richardson, TX

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Adaptive Reuse SACRED HEART New Orleans, LA

Dallas Architects - dallasarchitect.org Top Multifamily Architects in Dallas JHP ARCHITECTURE / URBAN DESIGN

Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Affordable Development COLUMBUS COMMONS Columbia, GA

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 AIA Dallas | TEXO Bark + Build Hot Dog Award Benefitting SPCA of Texas 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 8340 Meadow Road Suite 150 Dallas, Texas 75231-3766

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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

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.

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

Jonathan M. Brown, AIA, MACM | Principal As a Colorado Native 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 Kneifl, AIA | Principal 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 Miranda, AIA | Principal Monica is an experienced project manager heavily involved with senior housing communities such as multiple Erickson projects as well as multiple commercial projects such as theaters and shopping centers.

Kirby Zengler, AIA | Principal 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.

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Architecture / Urban Design

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: Affordable Housing High Density Infill Communities Master Planning Mixed-Use Developments Multifamily Housing Senior Housing Student Housing Transit Oriented Development (TOD) JHP is dedicated to providing high quality design solutions through analysis, thoughtful design and professional representation. We have an appreciation for Overview the economic forces thatProjects motivate clients to invest in of JHP 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.

Mixed Use / Retail Placemaking 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.

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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.

Likewise, we are diligent about monitoring and addressing ongoing developments related to sustainabilityMid withinRise the design and construction / High Rise 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 Urban Design / Planning 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.

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Affordable Housing Senior Housing

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: Affordable Housing High Density Infill Communities Master Planning Mixed-Use Developments Multifamily Housing Senior Housing Student Housing Transit Oriented Development (TOD) JHP is dedicated to providing high quality design solutions through analysis, thoughtful design and professional representation. We have an appreciation for the Affordable economic forcesHousing 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.

Multifamily Housing

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.

Multifamily Housing

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Architecture / Urban Design jhparch.com 214 363.5687

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.

Likewise, we are diligent about monitoring and addressing ongoing developments related to sustainability within the design and construction Senior Housing 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 Design achieved certification of its buildingsTransit-Oriented 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.

Transit-Oriented Design

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

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