Historic expertise A long-standing architecture and planning practice with a 57-year legacy and 3rd generation leadership, RDG offers specialized expertise in education, historic preservation, non-profits, and commercial sectors, suggesting cross-selling opportunities across these client types.

Lifestyle of small team Small firm size (2-10 employees) indicates high-touch, responsive service and potential need for scalable partnerships with larger firms or consultants on larger projects, presenting opportunities for subcontracting, alliance-based bids, or targeted micro-firm collaboration.

Full-service potential RDG provides a broad suite of services from feasibility studies and space needs analysis to tax credit applications and project cost analysis, signaling opportunities to upsell integrated design and planning packages to existing education, historic preservation, and nonprofit clients.

Digital readiness Tech stack includes Google Cloud CDN, Wix, and modern tooling, which implies openness to digital marketing partnerships, enhanced online proposals, BIM/design collaboration tools, and scalable cloud-enabled project workflows that can be leveraged in proposals to attract tech-savvy clients.

Growth prospects Revenue range of one to ten million with a Detroit heritage suggests potential for expansion into adjacent markets or roles in urban revitalization, historic districts, and campus planning, presenting cross-industry opportunities with higher-value projects and government or educational RFPs.