For those whose determination, creativity, or privilege allows them to remain in practice, comes greater power and both new opportunities to create alternative practices in design.

Our non-profit collaborates with community-based organizations and across public and private sectors to support equitable local development through policy and design.

We join Dario Alvarez, Ian Janicki, and Graciela Castillo-Krings to talk about SB9 and its potential to enable a positive change in the city.

Our programs aim to open opportunities for lower- and middle-income households to participate in ADU construction to increase density in single-family neighborhoods.

Learn about our contribution helping mayors navigate a just and equitable recovery from the pandemic, providing actionable ideas for city leaders rising to meet this moment of change.

We are excited to show our new website and the work we have being doing, take a look ->