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Planning, Zoning, Sustainability

Denver
1630 Welton Street
Ste. 1000C
Denver, CO 80202

Chapel Hill
101 Market Street
Suite D
Chapel Hill, NC 27516

Cincinnati
5721 Dragon Way
Suite 300
Cincinnati, OH 45227

Real Estate Consulting, Valuation, & Expert Testimony
 

Chicago
30 W. Monroe Street
Suite 810
Chicago, IL 60603

Philadelphia
999 Old Eagle School Rd
Suite 112
Wayne, PA 19087

PLANNING

Clarion is a leader in community planning and plan implementation. Our directors and staff—comprised of AICP and LEED-accredited professionals, including urban planners, landscape architects, land use attorneys, and other specialists—have extensive experience organizing successful community-planning processes across the country. We pride ourselves on our ability to work collaboratively with city and county staff, citizens, elected and appointed officials, and other diverse stakeholder groups to build consensus and promote ownership in the outcomes.

Comprehensive Planning

Preparing a plan for a community requires a team with multi-disciplinary expertise and experience in land use planning, urban design, transportation, economics and demographics, implementation strategies, and public involvement techniques. Clarion has successfully worked with a diverse range of communities throughout the country in preparing their vision, goals, and strategies to achieve their desired futures.

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Regional Planning & Growth Management

Clarion has worked with regions that range from very rural to very urban in character to plan for—and help—manage the impacts of future growth. We are experienced in navigating the challenges of regional dynamics and pride ourselves on our ability to build consensus among diverse stakeholders.

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Natural Resource & Open Space Protection

Clarion works with communities and agencies to develop best practices and tools to support natural resource and open space protection. The focus of these efforts has ranged from the conservation of agricultural land—to the protection of environmentally sensitive areas—to planning for hazards.

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Revitalization & Reinvestment

During the last 20 years, community planners have learned that studying how humans interact with the built environment is a vital component of urban design. That realization has changed how designers and developers approach building projects, and has helped to transform deteriorating areas into vibrant entertainment, shopping, and residential districts.

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