TEI was the transportation lead working with SWA to develop a Livable Centers Plan to improve transportation and development in the Museum Park neighborhood. The Museum Park Livable Center study was aimed at opportunities to improve multi-modal transportation, economic development, environmental sustainability, placemaking, and affordable...
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TEI led mobility planning for the Livable Center team working to improve livability and generate economic development along the five-mile Long Point Road corridor in the culturally-diverse Spring Branch Management District. Long Point is currently an auto-oriented street of strip malls with multiple restaurants, shopping facilities,...
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Since 2004, Downtown Houston has attracted more than $6 billion of investment across a broad mix of new and renovated urban uses: parks and public spaces, hotels, multi‑family residences, office towers, convention and theater facilities, government facilities, infrastructure, and transit. Plan Downtown is a 10‑year framework...
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TEI led development of the Houston Bike Plan, the first comprehensive bicycle master plan for the City of Houston in more than 20 years. This project came at a critical time for the City, as the number of people biking has grown rapidly and interest...
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]TEI led a diverse stakeholder group to develop a comprehensive mobility plan for the Westchase District. The area is experiencing significant growth and redevelopment, putting pressure on the roadway network. Stakeholders seek more multi-modal choices to move around the area. The District recently made significant...
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TEI developed a comprehensive Transportation Plan for Precinct 1, a 375 square mile area of Harris County, Texas, which includes major activity centers like Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center, and a range of historic and new neighborhoods. Still growing, this diverse and dynamic...
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TEI led a multi-disciplinary team developing the first transportation master plan for the City of Louisville, Colorado. Louisville is an active community experiencing changes in redevelopment and regional travel patterns, with a need for increased multimodal connectivity. This project developed a shared community vision and...
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