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2011

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land design studio

land planning

urban design

site planning

architecture

landscape architecture

transit oriented design

traditional neighborhood design

For almost 15 years, Land Design Studio has been providing a

full range of Planning and Design services, specializing in transit-

oriented, walkable and mixed use place-making. Headed by

veteran Planner and Landscape Architect Gary Bellomy, the

studio is client-focused in our approach to design, striving to

deliver projects that meet the aspirations of the community while

being grounded in the realities of local economic and market

conditions.

“Full Service”What this means is that we are capable of taking a project from

conception, through planning and design, entitlement, and

construction documentation. We maintain the capacity to

manage projects of various scales, complexities, and contextual

circumstances while holding true to a design theory of order,

integrity, and ingenuity.

From townhomes to town centers, parks to parkwaysWe have included in the following pages a quick graphical

overview of a full range of project types, both in progress and

completed.

figuring it out

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Planning and design: CenTRal Texas

Our conceptual work generally begins at the beginning of a project. By researching existing

entitlement, site constraints, and addressing market conditions, LDS will produce a land plan or

site plan, conceptual illustrations, and a quantifiable development program for a tract of land. We

have extensive experience gaining necessary re-zoning, neighborhood approvals, and negotiating

Planned Developments of various scales.

Design Development begins to establish physical volumes, specify a mix of uses, and understand

how localized market conditions will impact design. Our Landscape Architecture and Urban Design

background informs decisions on streetscape and open space design, while our recent partnership

with Seaux Pierce Architects has allowed us to expand our design services to include full-service

Architecture. This integration of disciplines has helped us to gain efficiencies over larger, fragmented

firms, and has allowed us to more fully address the needs of our clients, project by project.

Amongst our current work is an infill housing project offering live-work rowhouses and utilizing

modular building technology. We are completing architectural work for Newmark Homes as well in

the form of a new townhouse design, as well as site planning, streetscape and open space design.

LDS is also teamed up with studio design experts and from across the country as the local planning

and design resource for Villa Muse Studios, the 1,011 acre mixed-use creative village. Just

up the road from Villa Muse, Central Park is changing Manor’s idea of how suburban communities can

grow more sustainably, while the 261 acre East Metro Park has given Travis County a new paradigm for

regional park design.

We are still a small firm, focussed on delivering a highly personal level of service.

The difference is: we’ve probably done what you’re looking for, and if we haven’t, we’re awfully

enthusiastic about figuring it out.

Our work is arranged based on the stage of our involvement - early conceptual work at the beginning; detail design and construction at the end.

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north Burnet/gatewayTransit Oriented neighborhood Plan

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The North Burnet/Gateway Neighborhood Plan was a collaborative effort between Land Design Studio and Carter Burgess for the City of Austin Neighborhood Planning and Zoning Department. The goal was to develop a master concept plan that could be used to guide redevelopment of the 2500 acre north Austin neighborhood over the next 30 years. With two potential commuter rail stations to be located within the project area, there was a strong emphasis on urban, mixed-use, transit oriented planning. The deliverable was an exhaustive report detailing an aggressive vision for high-density growth, an inplementation plan, infrastructure investment goals, traffic modeling, intermodal transit schemes, and goals for long-term sustainability based on preservation of open space, green building and water management technologies, and affordable housing.

LDS lead the design and documentation process through a 7 day public workshop that established the public demand for a truly great place. This goal was maintained throughout the master planning process and was the primary driver of the soon-to-be adopted 30 year plan.

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Villa Muse studiosMixed Use Creative Complex and neighborhood Plan

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land design studio

a major production company presented land design studio the opportunity to assist them in developing a mixed-use village to serve as the regional home of the film and gaming industry.lds created a new Town Center for the area anchored by the studio. The studio section of the Town Center will contain soundstages, produc-tion and post-production facilities, recording studios, an amphitheater and a filming tank. The village will contain retail, office, hospitality and residential spaces. a high level of connectiv-ity will accommodate vehicular travel, while the narrow streets and tree lined sidewalks encour-age pedestrian activity.

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The largest single parcel in close proximity to the new commuter rail line, Crestview Station was designed for Trammel Crow and stratus Properties on the former Huntsman Petroleum site. it included detailed site planning and urban design, entitlement and extensive community outreach. The design process focussed on maximizing the benefit of the transit station to the residents and retailers in the project. Because this project preceded the City of austin’s station area planning effort, lds was able to influence larger scale planning decisions through the design of this project.

Crestview stationTransit Oriented development

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Central ParkTraditional neighborhood Plan

at more than 600 acres, Central Park will significantly impact the model for suburban growth in Manor, Tx. Consequently, the plan has been designed as a well-connected, mixed use village with modest retail and office forming the framework for a central “town square.” a variety of housing types and lot sizes, good distribution of open space, and a strong emphasis on the quality of the pedestrian experience will set Central Park apart from other development in the area. While improving the diversity and curb appeal of the planned neighborhood, lds was also able to significantly increase the density of the plan, improving efficiency of street and utility distribution.

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garage access from alley

work space (live/work)or cook/dine/entertain (row houses)

cook, dine, entertain (live/work)or sleep and relax (row houses)

sleep and relax

Commercial storefronts &sidewalk along Jamestown

Double sound-proofed partywall between units

Paseo Parkarchitecture, Urban design and entitlement

The opportunity was to develop an infill housing scheme for a site at the edge of a north austin neighborhood. lds developed a site plan and rowhouse design that utilizes modular building technology to deliver well built homes on a short time frame, for reasonable prices. The plan includes a small public green, live-work rowhouses along the street frontage, and tuck-under garages to maximize the efficiency of the site. an ammendment to the neighborhood plan was required to allow mixed-use development on the site. This was achieved in less than 3 months with unanimous neighborhood and planning commission approval. lds has developed extensive marketing collateral and will be completing architectural drawings for construction.

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public green

alley garage access

landscaped paseo

The site is well located on the edge of a quiet neighborhood, yet positioned in close proximity to employment, transit, shopping and major thoroughfares.

Live-work homes that front on Jamestown Drive have an open ground floor plan and a storefront design. This allows homeowners to operate a store, coffeehouse, office, or other type of commercial venture out of the ground floor of their home. Adding these shops to the street will enliven the neighborhood. These spaces can be used by the owner, or rented out.

Two and three story town homes face the interior of the property. Living spaces are on the ground floor and bedrooms are on the upper floors.

The private green at the back of the property will be planted with blooming fruit trees and soft shade trees. There will be a children’s play area and plenty of room to walk a dog or throw a frisbee.

Garages are below the ground floor and are accessed from alleys behind every house. Front doors open onto a landscaped pedestrian paseo between buildings.

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Rosedale Villagearchitecture & Urban designlds completed a concept design for a landowner looking to add density and a mix of uses to a north-central austin site on Burnet Road. The concept included structured parking wrapped with townhouses, facing into the neighborhood, and three-story mixed-use buildings fronting on Burnet. The buildings were separated by planted courtyards, enhancing the street appeal and pedestrian experience of the project.

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TRELLIS OVER STAINED CONCRETE POOL DECK; BUILT-IN FIREPLACE AND GRILL

6’ HIGH LIMESTONE WALL WITH 3’ OF WROUGHT IRON FENCE AND VINES ABOVE

FENCE AROUND WATER QUALITY POND

WATER VOLLEYBALL POOL

MAIN POOL WITH BENCH ALONG CURVED EDGE

SHALLOW POOL

SMALL FLOWERING TREES

GRASSY GROUND COVER

SHRUBS & FLOWERING GROUND COVER

TABLES & CHAIRS ON STAINED CONCRETE PATIO

BUFFALO GRASS

LARGE CLASS-1 TREES

FLOWERING TREES

FLOWERING GROUND COVER

MIXED PERENNIALS & GRASSESLARGE NATIVE GRASSES

VEHICULAR & PEDESTRIAN GATES

FLOWERING GROUND COVER

SPECIMEN MULTI-TRUNK TREES

LARGE CLASS-1 & SMALL NATIVE TREES

REVEGETATION WITH NATIVE SOIL MIX

LARGE CLASS-1 TREES

LARGE NATIVE GRASSES

REVEGETATION WITH NATIVE SOIL MIX

SCHEMATICPLANTINGS

1” = 40’

SD-1

lds was hired by Trammell Crow Residential as landscape architect for one of their signature alexan properties at the edge of the Texas Hill Country. a challenging site and extensive environmental restrictions led lds to a plant palette of almost entirely native, drought resistant species. The landscape concept is to leave as little land disturbed as possible, re-vegetating with native soil mixtures between structures. lds was also able to provide vital assistance to TCR through the permitting process based on our experience navigating the complicated austin entitlement process.

alexan Ribelin Ranchlandscape architecture

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arkadelphia streetscapelandscape architecture & Urban design

design scope included a complete re-design of on-street parking (to include new angled and parallel parking), resurfacing of streets, drainage improvements, new curb extensions and pedestrian crossings at intersections, sidewalks, street and pedestrian lighting with underground wiring, and new landscaping. additionally, lds designed a new Town square adjacent to the new City Hall and a riverfront park on the Oachita River.

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Town Center Master PlanTown Planning for a 300-acre Mixed-Use suburban Town Center

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Acreage Single Family Units

Multi-FamilyUnits Commercial SF Civic SF

Town Houses (attached) 18.26 289 16 units per acre

41.97 1186 28 units per acre 19.15

31.38 1045 33 units per acre

54.88 0.99 floor area ratio 32.08

387,412 2,376,957

39,798430,613

57,000720

413149,692

87,56858659.31

10.78

School (existing to remain) 8.25

18881765

914,823237,260

154.51 = 13.59 feet of freeboard

116.96

155.81

19.03

12.53

57.88

362.19

YieldLand Use

Town Houses (attached) 18.26

Rowhouse Condos

Multi Family Dwellings

Mixed Use

Retail

Cinema

Office

Hotel

Multifamily Dwellings

Rowhouse Condos

Town Hall

Multi-use Center

Structured Parking Spaces

Highway Frontage

Police Station

School (existing to remain) 8.25

Total For Sale Residential

Total For Rent Residential

Total Commercial

Total Civic

Constant Lake Basin

Storm Lake Basin in Proj Boundary

Total Developable Acreage

Total Developed Acreage to Remain

Total Public Parks & Open Space

Total Future ROW Dedication

Total Planned Acreage

ROUND ROCK TOWN CENTERLAND USE PLAN

1” = 200’1/2 MILE

NORTH

5 MINUTE WALK

MIXED USE

MULTIFAMILY

ROWHOUSE CONDOS

TOWNHOUSES

CIVIC BUILDINGS

EXISTING BUILDINGS TO REMAIN

PARKING STRUCTURES

PUBLIC OPEN SPACE

LAKE

LAND USE

ROUND ROCK TOWN CENTER land design studio

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east Metro ParkMaster Planning, landscape architecture, Project Management

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1911 Rio Grande Austin, Texas 78705 phone: 512.467.7767

Gary [email protected]

Jim [email protected]

Robin [email protected]

Chad [email protected]

www.landdesignstudio.com