Projects

The Akanda Master Plan, to the north of the capital Libreville, Gabon, integrates sustainability as a new green town that enables development of the capital and showcases Gabonese nature, culture and commerce.

Lennertz, Coyle & Associates’ Bill Lennertz, Steve Coyle, and Bill Dennis developed a master plan for Fairview Village, an 87-acre addition to the City of Fairview, now completely built out.
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Mississippi Renewal General Plan Charrette, Gulfport, Mississippi

The Governor’s Commission on Mississippi Recovery, Rebuilding, and Renewal facilitated a week-long Charrette (October 2005) to replan/rebuild areas destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.

Steve organized California's first Climate Adaptation Council with the Sacramento Council of Governments and the California Congress for the New Urbanism in 2020.

Mill Pond Village, a mixed-use neighborhood surrounding a historic 3.7-acre pond located between Marine Drive and the Columbia River outside of Astoria, Oregon, demonstrates a successful cleanup of the ground and water contamination from former wood processing.

The Sector Plan delineates the sectors or boundaries of natural areas that should be legally protected from development, and defines twelve new, compact developments.

The Resettlement Master Plans describes where, how, and when to relocate families displaced by flooding and othr adversities, as close to their original homes as possible.

Redevelopment Master Plan, Libreville, Gabon, describes policies, strategies, and actions, in image and text format, for the land extending about one-to-two kilometers on north and south of the PK5-12 roadway’s seven kilometer fixed corridor.

Le plan de secteur s’applique à l’ensemble de la commune. Il identifie les diverses affectations de terre pour les bâtiments et les espaces naturels à protéger.

Steve led a community Charrette and prepared a Specific Plan and Form Based Code for the 193-acre Esplanade brownfield decommissioned wastewater treatment facility site. The Plan enabled the transformation of a City-owned site into an asset to generate funds to pay for a new treatment plant, and addressed housing needs.

“The most successful TOD in Northern California”
In February 2002, Lennertz, Coyle &Associates’ Steve Coyle and Bill Lennertz led a Design Charrette in Contra Costa County, California that produced a Transit Village master plan and code for the Pleasant Hill BART Station, the region’s first transit-oriented development project. The project was approved with no opposition despite contentious conditions that prevented the previous plan’s adoption for twenty years.

Steve advised the City of Ulaanbaartar, on behalf of the World Bank, in planning six districts of sprawling “ger” settlements that require infrastructure.

Village Gardens, a mixed-use urban village on a 250-acre site in Lincoln, Nebraska, is the home of Campbell’s Nurseries. Steve led a team that created a plan and formbased code for Village Gardens, including Architectural Standards, to guide the design of the development’s 1,000 homes and mixed-use buildings. The plan’s design preserved and enhanced existing waterways, created new ponds, and retained public open space, and transformed the property into a series of interconnected neighborhoods with a mixed-use village core surrounding Campbell’s Garden Center