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Graphic Design is the Key to Effective Plans
Open a planning document and you’re greeted with more than words — you’re entering a designed experience. Every margin, line, and header quietly guides how you move through the information. When design is intentional, it transforms complexity into understanding. When it’s not, even the best ideas can get lost in translation.  When you open a planning document, what do you see first? Lots of text? Dense tables? Maybe maps? What you might not  notice right away is how the desi

Mary Finnegan
Nov 146 min read
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Big Impact, Small Team: The Case for Partnering with a Small Consulting Business
When proposed plans can lead to millions of dollars of investments, it is important that every part of the process is effective. Because they are relationship-driven, flexible, efficient, and mission-driven, a small consulting firm like The Schreifer Group  can get the work done exactly the way you need it. Here are a few reasons why a small firm can be the right partner for your next effort: Trusted Partners As a small business, we must be adept at partnering with our cli
Abbey Ness, AICP, PMP and Tyler Ross, PhD, PE
Oct 34 min read
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The Summer I Learned Planning: My Internship at The Schreifer Group
Introduction  I couldn’t hear myself think.  As our project team wrapped up the in-brief with stakeholders at Alaska’s Joint Base...

Dexter Barton
Sep 56 min read
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Planning for Military Mental Health
How can planning and design improve military mental health?

Abbey Ness, AICP
Aug 29, 20245 min read
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TSG is a Leading Provider of AICUZ Studies
The Schreifer Group, along with JV partner JG&A and valued subcontractor Prospect Hill Consulting, is pleased to announce that we have...

Abbey Ness, AICP
Nov 7, 20234 min read
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The Schreifer Group Receives Two Awards from the Federal Planning Division
The Schreifer Group is pleased to announce that we were recently recognized with two awards from the American Planning Association’s...

Leah Hawkins
Sep 15, 20233 min read
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Urban Planning Reaches Mainstream Social Media – A Review of The 15-Minute City
The rise of social media has sparked a profound shift in how we interact, establish connections, and distribute information. In recent...

Mary Finnegan
Aug 25, 20235 min read
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When the Bare Minimum is Too Much: The Self-Exacerbating Feedback Loop of Parking Minimums
In the car-dependent suburb I grew up in, everything we needed on a day-to-day basis was somehow fifteen minutes’ drive from each other....

Bailey Moro
Dec 13, 20226 min read
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It Is(n't) Easy Being Green!
The first thing I do when setting up my workstation is to put a small potted plant on my desk. I have many conversations with that plant...

Mary Finnegan
Nov 11, 20224 min read
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Go Hug a (Street) Tree
Street Tree: a tree located within the public right-of-way, typically planted between the sidewalk and the street. I always loved the...
Alan O'Connell
Oct 28, 20224 min read
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What is Going On?! Staying Connected to Local Planning
Finding the Planning Profession Being a self-proclaimed American Planning Association (APA) Geek, I know that October is National...
Jennifer Howland, AICP
Oct 14, 20225 min read
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Car Dependency on Military Installations
Car dependency is a major issue on military installations. In this article, learn why and how to plan for other forms of transit on-base.

Bailey Moro
Aug 12, 20224 min read
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Military Mental Health + Urban Design
Warning: This post contains discussions of suicide. Please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 if you or a...

Abbey Ness, AICP
Feb 17, 20223 min read
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Placemaking at US Military Installations: Human-Scale Walkability
George Foster leads a walking tour on urban design at Joint Base Anacostia Bolling in June 2021. My father’s childhood spent on military...

George Foster, AICP Candidate
Jan 6, 20222 min read
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