Planning
Our approach to Planning is driven by a foundation of understanding, collaboration, and innovation in the pursuit of vibrant, sustainable communities
Tree-lined promenades, native greens, and café-lined streets shape a new kind of community in McKinney
McKinney, Texas
A quarter-mile stretch along Henderson Avenue is prepared to claim its place as one of the great retail streets in Texas
Dallas, Texas
The Canyon in Oak Cliff master plan accommodates a wide range of uses while protecting the ecological assets already on site
Dallas, Texas
By emphasizing a pedestrian-first design and integrating diverse uses across multiple blocks, the transformation repositions the Farmers Market as a vital piece of downtown Dallas
Dallas, Texas
Strategic five-year planning increments guide phased construction, renovations, and demolitions
Commerce, Texas
Enhancements to the Santa Fe Trail are creating a stronger connection between neighborhoods, nature, and culture in East Dallas
Dallas, Texas
Framing the gateway to Carrollton’s growing business corridor with sculptural clarity
Carrollton, Texas
Integrating office, residential, hotel, and retail uses to energize a 4-acre super block
Dallas, Texas
Balancing growth, preservation, and purpose across 20 acres in East Dallas
Dallas, Texas
GFF’s design for Saddle Creek transforms a once-shelved office park plan into a vibrant community destination blending retail, office, and recreation
Prosper, Texas
As a launch point for Queen Creek’s expansion, this district offers a blueprint for thoughtful, integrated development
Queen Creek, Arizona
A pivotal site where history, infrastructure, and skyline views converge
Dallas, Texas
A coordinated vision for walkable, transit-connected growth
Richardson, Texas
Set on a compressed triangular site, 1899 McKinney Avenue rethinks what’s possible for high-rise residential development in Uptown Dallas.
Dallas, Texas
This long-range vision repositions the district as a vital link between downtown and the Trinity River, while supporting community growth through civic plazas and improved walkability
Dallas, Texas
Once zoned for industry, this 45-acre site near Downtown Dallas is being transformed into a high-density, pedestrian-focused neighborhood with strategic views of the city’s future landmarks
Dallas. Texas
Our approach to planning is rooted in a holistic understanding of the context, rigorous analysis, and a commitment to sustainability. Whether we’re designing mixed-use developments, campus plans, or community corridors, we integrate market realities with site-specific insights to create places that resonate with their users and stand the test of time.
Central to our methodology is the belief that the most successful projects are those that build consensus among diverse stakeholders. We engage clients, community leaders, and residents early in the process, fostering a collaborative environment that encourages open communication and iterative design. This ensures that the final plan not only meets the needs of today but also anticipates the needs of tomorrow, making our projects adaptable and resilient.
Our expertise spans a wide range of project types, but the foundation of our work remains consistent: we create vibrant, sustainable spaces that blend seamlessly with their natural, social, and cultural surroundings. By prioritizing green spaces, reducing car-centric development, and thoughtfully integrating architecture with landscape, we craft environments that promote well-being and community pride.
From securing zoning changes to developing land-use frameworks, our team’s extensive experience allows us to navigate complex processes with confidence. Our projects consistently add value to neighborhoods by creating inclusive, accessible, and memorable places that enrich the lives of those who inhabit them. At GFF, planning is more than a service—it’s a commitment to making lasting, positive impacts on the communities we serve.
