“Cattlyst celebrates Kansas City’s agricultural roots while launching the city into the future of food. The development serves as a complete community focused on showcasing innovation in food technology. It leverages partnerships with existing companies, startups, and universities, as well as its location in the Central Business District, to capitalize on the growing biotech workforce by establishing itself as an innovation corridor anchored by a diverse neighborhood.”

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“EAVIRO is a mixed-used, mixed-income neighborhood that sets to redefine the built environment and quality of life within the city through economic development, sustainable and resilient design initiatives, and creating inclusive communities. The project presents a state-of-the-art Kansas City baseball stadium that is envisioned as a new economic driver that will have a catalytic and valuable impact to the future of KC.”

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“Homebase is a transformational $1.4B mixed-use, mixed-income development anchored by Stadium 42. The relocation of the KC Royals baseball stadium to the urban core will catalyze a much needed connection between Paseo West and the East Village. Through job creation, affordable living and a forward-thinking urban transportation system, Homebase will revitalize this downtown neighborhood and become the heartbeat of KC.”

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“The Bowline will leverage its position at the nexus of the East Village, Paseo West and Downtown Kansas City to create a verdant and connected mixed-use development. The project will activate the area surrounding the East Village Transit Center to secure the neighborhood as an integral 18-hour community, simultaneously stitching together the urban fabric with the broader region and advancing development beyond the constraints of the highway system. Within these pillars to connect the city, secure its position as a center for culture and innovation, and advance a vision for new connections and discoveries, The Bowline will serve as a catalyst for future progress.”

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“The Combine is designed as an agricultural suburban microcosm around three facets of urban development: community, sustainability, and economy. Drawing from the city’s agricultural/livestock roots, The Combine weaves through the robust CBD as a catalytic vision promoting local, urban agriculture to create zero-waste, self-sufficient LEED platinum certified development as a vision for the future. The iconic Gateway Towers add to the city skyline, enhancing the connection to all sides through Kemp Bridge and 9th Street Boulevard. These urban corridors stitch together diverse disciplines, both enhancing overall walkability and recreational capacity.”

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“East Village Link (EVL) is a three-phase mixed-use development rich in opportunity, experience, and connection. The urban community attracts users with its wealth of offerings for businesses, residents, visitors and explorers to enjoy. The design features open and vibrant places that pay homage to the City Beautiful movement. EVL encourages community investment by dissolving historical segregation and creating a welcoming environment for all of Kansas Citians to thrive in.”

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“The Junction is a LEED-Platinum and WELL certified mixed-use development aiming to transform Kansas City’s East Village into a food innovation hub by combining the recent tech boom in KCMO with its rich cultural and food heritage. While fostering a vibrant community of entrepreneurship, The Junction will host one of the most active food destinations in the area with innovation centers and commercial establishments, which will provide enormous economic opportunities to the local community.”

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“The KC Knot envisions an East Village that embraces socioeconomic and racial diversity, encourages sustainable transportation, and supports equitable job growth and innovation. A series of complete street axes weave together communities that have been historically segregated by redlining and automobile-oriented development, creating a fertile ground for next-generation life science research and enterprises to take root. Altogether, the KC Knot lays the groundwork for the next generation of equitable economic development in downtown Kansas City.”

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“The Prairie builds on the history of Kansas City and the future of agronomy to establish the East Village as the home of the North American Food Innovation Hub. Integrating research and implementation to address climate change and population growth, bio-tech and food sciences, the global reach of the NAFI Hub will guide strategies to feed the world while providing a new contributor to the constellation of Kansas City’s landmark neighborhoods.”

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“reRoot envisions the East Village as a central node that brings the neighborhoods separated by Kansas City’s downtown loop together once more. Through a combination of innovative urban design and inclusive engagement, this vibrant, mixed-use district seeks to heal physical and psychological divides, address inequities, and transform a passthrough to a place.”

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“The Spine is a new development that is expanding Kansas City’s downtown core while being aware, ambitious, and accessible. The Greater Downtown area is expected to grow by more than 9000 residents in the next 10 years. The Spine will support this increased population with the addition of 3230 residents and 1250 jobs through the project’s 1380 residential units and 193,328 square feet of commercial and office space.”

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“Rooted in the rich legacy of Kansas City arts and culture, The Weave entwines social equity into urban expression. By sewing together critical resilience, restorative justice and equitable access articulates the African American leadership in the East Village and Paseo West neighborhoods. The east-west connection above I-70 joins the Government Center and Troost Avenue, breaking the historic barrier.”

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