Strategic merger Recent merger with Studio Balcones signals expanded scale and capabilities, presenting cross-selling opportunities to existing clients and access to a broader Southwest market in planning and landscape architecture.

Public and private sectors Diverse client base across private, institutional, and public sector projects indicates potential for contract expansion into municipal planning, campus master planning, and government-led urban design initiatives.

Sustainable design focus Radical healers and inclusive design positioning highlight a strong sustainability and resilience narrative that can be leveraged to win environmental and climate-adaptive planning engagements.

Technology stack Use of Squarespace, e-commerce capabilities, Microsoft 365, and frontend tech suggests modern client engagement and potential for digital proposal tooling, client portals, and streamlined project management integrations.

Growth signals Revenue in the likely range of one to ten million with a lean employee base (11-50) and recent strategic merger imply readiness for larger, multi-site engagements and potential partnerships with large developers or property firms.