Reworking the Works required careful consideration, using what it was to inform what it could be.

This collection of early- to mid-century warehouses could have easily reached the end of its story, if it weren’t for the SITE solutions that gave this historic location […]

To determine what’s going to matter most about a site to our clients and community, we begin at the end and work back to its beginning.

SITE solutions’ foundational approach weaves together a place’s history with an interview process exploring present-day users.

Everyone wants to work with people they like, but SITE solutions pairs that altruistic goal with an even higher one.

Whether working with public agencies or private developers, SITE solutions has a rule about rules that brings out the best in what we build: When reviewing project parameters […]

SITE solutions designs for life – not only for the life that will be lived in a place and space, but for a lifetime, creating something intended to […]

SITE solutions doesn’t build from a cookie cutter approach.

SITE solutions focuses not just on space – but on people and how they will interact with that space

Part of Eric Bishop’s passion for what he does at SITE solutions grew from his love of gardening.

Ever since Eric Bishop was twelve years old, he knew he wanted to do what he currently does at SITE solutions.

We know how to define the “place” we experience at work or at home.

There’s no greater feeling than having a sense of belonging.

Interrupted by a pandemic, the development of the 2-acre park at the heart of Avondale Estates didn’t experience set-back, but new opportunities to develop something that […]

In response to a rapidly changing retail environment, we’re seeing an increased abandonment of commercial property types.

Accompanying new, ground-up or blank-slate projects, SITE solutions has taken on a recent roster of retrofits, working with properties that have the framework and skeleton (“good bones”) but […]

The world has changed over the past several decades. There’s been a shift in how people use a space and engage with commercial settings.

There’s a Dutch urban planning concept called Woonerf which means “living street” or “shared street.” Limited to the street in name only, it conceptually covers the […]

“It’s not work, it’s not home, it’s a spot to be.” Leaders in metropolitan studies have tried defining that third place since city-planning began.

Food and beverage destinations, businesses and clients with appointments, retail and social, “a good tenant mix,” comfortable walking and seating – all these ingredients range from […]

Paseos. They’re defined as “a slow, easy stroll or walk outdoors. The street, series of streets, or walkway along which such a walk is taken.” At […]