The Master Plan and Form-Based Code help protect and enhance the town of Abita Springs, Louisiana. The plan was adopted unanimously by town council in March of 2024. The project involved Louisiana local, Daedalus Advisory, an economic consulting group to ensure project implementation.

The transect-based code is an integrated part of the town’s land development regulations. Jason King guided Thomasville through the revision process and co-wrote a code form that is comprehensive, straightforward, easily understood and extensively illustrated.

In 2019 the Missoula Downtown Association, a business association working closely with the local redevelopment agency and city, chose Jason’s team to lead the Downtown Plan process. What followed was many years of collaboration and plans affecting every part of life in the biggest city in the American Rockies.

NMSU worked with designers at King Design Collaborative on a plan focused around a new centralized quadrangle. Aggie Uptown will eventually be the home of a 36-acre development project that will include a mix of retail and dining areas, assisted living facilities, and a communal park space.

The plan was created working closely with a citizen-led steering committee to establish a vision for Edgartown’s future. The master plan includes physical plans, diagrams, and illustrations which represent a community vision for Martha’s Vineyard first town. The plan has a focus on affordable housing, contending with sea level rise, and diversifying the local economy.

Vision Zero is a strategy to eliminate all traffic fatalities and severe injuries, while increasing safe, healthy, equitable mobility for all. The DCA team co-led the effort with Hall Planning & Engineering (HPE). Unique to Vision Zero was the team’s interactive public exercise which taught the public how to plan for cyclists and pedestrians.

Liberty Park is a new community consisting of 350+ acres outside Edmond, OK and a venture between MacGregor Homes and Massa Rossa Luxury Homes. Designers with King Design Collaborative planned a community with a range of housing options, shops, and eateries.

Smith Lake in Cullman, Alabama hosts the rising vacation community of Lakeside. Our team worked on Lakeside’s design, programming, and plan approval documents. The 45+ acre community provides a waterfront second-home to people from all over the country.

Working closely with Sierra Norte Land Holdings, our team planned two mixed-income, mixed-use, Main Street style communities which will one day provide walkable centers for otherwise car-dependent areas. Each sits is over 150+ acres and features light imprint design and water-saving green infrastructure.