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Author Archives: Alan Loomis

Pomona College Strategic Master Plan

May 10, 2002by Alan Loomis

The Pomona College Strategic Master Plan will guide growth and development of this historic 100-acre campus for the next 25 years.

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Civic & Campus Plans, Moule & Polyzoides, Work

Azusa Civic Center Master Plan

October 1, 2001by Alan Loomis

The Azusa Civic Center Master Plan outlines a strategy for enhancing and expanding the institutional heart of this East San Gabriel Valley city

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Azusa, Civic & Campus Plans, District Plans, Moule & Polyzoides, Streets & Parks, Work

UCSB West District Plan

July 16, 2001by Alan Loomis

The West District Plan will guide the redevelopment of the western half of the University of California, Santa Barbara, creating a physical framework for transforming a 100-acre area currently dominated by parking fields into a traditional campus.

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Civic & Campus Plans, Moule & Polyzoides, Work

Azusa Station

September 19, 2000by Alan Loomis 1 Comment

Azusa Station establishes the future Gold Line light rail station as a northern anchor to the City’s downtown.

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Azusa, District Plans, Moule & Polyzoides, TOD Plans, Work

Parks and the LA River

September 19, 2000by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A review of “Eden by Design: The 1930s Olmsted-Bartholomew Plan for the Los Angeles Region” and the 2000 LA Mayoral Debate at Occidential College

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Books, History, LA River, Los Angeles, Parks, Writings

Urban Utopias

June 15, 2000by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

Fifty Years of New Town Ideology: A comparative analysis of three New Towns outside of Washington DC: Greenbelt, Reston, and Kentlands

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History, New Urbanism, Places, Writings

Urban Conversations

April 1, 2000by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A review of the “Urbanisms: New and Other” conference, held at the College of Environmental Design, University of California Berkeley, 24-26 February 2000

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New Urbanism, Writings

Locating Victor Gruen

April 1, 2000by Alan Loomis 1 Comment

On March 23, 1959 the Kalamazoo City Commission unanimously adopted an ordinance closing two blocks of Burdick Street from automobile traffic. In August of that year, Burdick Street was reopened […]

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History, Shopping, Writings

Urban Paranoia

January 1, 2000by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A political comparison between grid and non-grid urban forms, as analyzed via Roswell NM and The X-Files episode “Arcadia” | Published in “loudpaper” volume 3, issue 3, 2000

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Places, Writings

The Irvine House

November 25, 1999by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

The Master Suite As the owners of a new $200,000 plus Irvine Home, the happy couple are rewarded with generous personal space.  Occupying nearly a quarter of the house, the […]

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Architecture, Housing, Los Angeles, Places, Writings

Urban Debates

November 22, 1999by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A review of the “Exploring (New) Urbanism” conference, held at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, 4-6 March 1999

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New Urbanism, Writings

Urban Collage

June 15, 1999by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A collaged travelogue through the contemporary metropolis

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Writings

Urban Nomenclature

June 15, 1999by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

A collection of terminology currently in use to describe the contemporary metropolitan condition

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Writings

Silverbeach Neighborhood

June 30, 1995by Alan Loomis Leave a comment

This flat, public site is located on the Lake Michigan shore. The owner asked us to create a phased masterplan for 29 houses.

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District Plans, Work

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On behalf of @placeworksinc , I’m very pleased to have accepted an Award of Merit in Neighborhood Planning from @apa_losangeles for the Glendora Station Area Vision Plan. Adopted in July 2025, the Vision Plan is intended to guide transit-oriented development around the future Metro A Line Station, which opened in September 2025. The Station Area Plan covers approximately a half mile radius around the future Glendora Station. PlaceWorks worked closely with the City and included a multifaceted outreach approach including a public open house, online survey, and planning commission study sessions. On behalf of @placeworksinc , I’m very pleased to have accepted an Award of Merit in Neighborhood Planning from @apa_losangeles for the Glendora Station Area Vision Plan. Adopted in July 2025, the Vision Plan is intended to guide transit-oriented development around the future Metro A Line Station, which opened in September 2025. The Station Area Plan covers approximately a half mile radius around the future Glendora Station. The Plan identifies how to accommodate housing around the station and policies to implement the vision. On behalf of @placeworksinc, I’m very pleased to have accepted an Award of Merit in Neighborhood Planning from @apa_losangeles for the Glendora Station Area Vision Plan. Adopted in July 2025, the Vision Plan is intended to guide transit-oriented development around the future Metro A Line Station, which opened in September 2025. The Plan includes thoughtful development scenarios that provide a diverse mix of housing intensity and development types to accomplish the City’s housing element goals, while creating a dynamic transit-oriented neighborhood appropriate to the scale of community. In recognition of the 100 year (and 1 month) anniversary of the motel, some motel signs from Michigan, Tennessee, Arizona, California, Mississippi and Texas.

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