Michigan Ave. Re-Visioning
Chicago, IL
LJC’s urban planners and designers blend expertise in land use, transportation, infrastructure, feasibility, and public engagement to help cities, institutions, and developers plan for what comes next. From regional and community planning to campus master plans, mixed-use development, and streetscape design, we translate big-picture visioning into plans that are grounded, fundable, and buildable.
Our planning team works hand-in-hand with LJC’s architects, landscape architects, and engineers, so master plans arrive already tested against real design, real infrastructure, and real cost, not just renderings. That integrated approach has helped clients turn brownfield sites, underused corridors, and growing campuses into places people actually want to be.
| Brownfield Development | Campus Planning |
| Design Guidelines | Master Planning |
| Mixed-Use Development | Plazas & Streetscapes |
| Public Engagement | Regional & Community Planning |
| Regulatory Agency Approval | Site Planning & Design |
| Town Centers | Urban Parks & Public Spaces |
| Urban Revitalization | Visioning & Strategic Planning |
Chicago, IL
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Chesterfield, MO
St. Louis, Missouri
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Chicago, IL
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St. Louis, MO
Oklahoma City, OK
St. Louis, MO
Gaziantep, Turkey
State College, PA
Istanbul, Turkey
Chicago, IL
East St. Louis, IL
Istanbul, Turkey
LJC’s urban planning services include brownfield development, campus planning, master planning, mixed-use development, plazas and streetscapes, public engagement, regional and community planning, site planning, town centers, urban parks, and visioning and strategic planning.
Yes. LJC has produced campus master plans for institutions including the University of Missouri–St. Louis, DePauw University, and Johns Hopkins University.
LJC’s planners work directly with its in-house architects, landscape architects, and engineers, so master plans are tested against real design and construction cost from the start rather than handed off to a separate firm after the vision is set.