This was the first charrette of the vision implementation project. The intent was to assist the City with their most controversial project, as early as possible in an ambitious city-wide vision implementation process. A highly public and participatory process was performed, and additional public comment continues to be received. A detailed concept for the road redesign was prepared as a first step towards discussions with Council and FDOT. It is expected that further refinement of the concept will take place over the next 12 months.

After a five year planning process led by the City of Sarasota, the Burns Square property owners association requested the preparation of a detailed master plan for their downtown district. A charrette was held that included participation of all affected property owners and neighbors. The charrette report sets priorities for public projects (street design, parking structure, etc), includes conceptual designs for key public projects, and defines the architectural character of private development.

A road project where a charrette was used to reach public consensus about design and redevelopment. Trias and Associates provided conceptual designs for road and future commercial development.

A road and redevelopment projects where the client was a public agency attempting to mediate or resolve conflicts related to road projects. Trias and Associates provided professional services during charrettes, and prepared conceptual designs for a town center and pedestrian aspects of road design.

Professional advice and staff for a citizens' initiative that provides assistance to plan quality communities
at a walkable scale in Fort Pierce and surrounding areas in St. Lucie County.

Town planning for mixed-use projects, ranging in size for 10 acre districts to 1000 acre towns.  Projects include new development and redevelopment.