In developing a master plan for the first satellite campus for top-tier Texas A&M, we hoped to foster a strong sense of primary local identity, cultural pride, and vibrant campus life. Since inception in 2010, a unique sense of place has taken shape at the school, reinforced by a cohesive architectural expression. The fast-growing student body now takes part in a lively campus culture that is unique to TAMU-San Antonio, with a campus plan rooted in local tradition.

The Alazan Courts Redevelopment Master Plan is founded on an extensive community engagement process designed to rebuild public trust. Our thorough process prioritized active listening, allowing the plan design to evolve out the conversation between the design team and the community.