Our design proposal prioritizes walkability for residents of Tuxedo Reserve while ensuring seamless connectivity for neighboring communities. The rental units feature thoughtful designs, including spacious mudrooms, high-quality appliances, and premium finishes, creating a comfortable and attractive living experience. The downtown public spaces are envisioned as vibrant, year-round destinations, with a performance stage, lawn seating, and a seasonal ice-skating rink fostering community engagement and commercial activity. The market square is designed with flexible space for year-round events, from farmers’ markets and holiday fairs to craft shows, supporting local commerce and fostering a sense of small-town charm with modern convenience. This approach not only enhances the quality of life for residents but also strengthens ties with surrounding areas, making it a hub of activity and connection.

The expansive 650-acre site is comprised of three distinct areas: P1 Members’ Club (4.5-mile P1 Circuit, Clubhouse, Residential Community), Treasure Coast Motorsports Complex (Event Pavilion, 3-mile Treasure Coast Circuit, 1-mile Karting Circuit, 0.5-mile Rally Circuit, 0.25-mile Drift Circuit, and P1 Commerce Park. Our design proposal incorporates the elements of an exclusive luxury club with comfortable, family-friendly living. The Treasure Coast Circuit offers flexibility in that it can be configured into one 3-mile loop or two separate smaller loops that can run concurrently. It’s also located near the clubhouse, rally circuit, and go-kart track. P1 Circuit offers 100+ feet of elevation change along 4.5-mile track, unique in Florida. Surrounding it are residential homes and custom garages. The development also includes water features for drainage and flood mitigation.

The New Brunswick Downtown Developmental Mixed-Use Project will transform underutilized, City-owned large lots into a thriving new affordable housing and mixed‐use community designed to improve the quality of life of its existing and future residents.

The Project will be constructed on a 21‐acre site (the Project Site) that will be redeveloped into a new mixed-use neighborhood with about 2,000 units of permanently affordable housing. The community will be centered around open space, with park space, commercial corridors, green walkways, dog parks, a farmers’ market, and large public open spaces.

The Project is conceived as a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood contained within a 10-minute walking radius, promoting an active and interactive lifestyle. Bike paths, walking paths, and active and passive recreation will benefit residents of the new development and the surrounding communities. The planning emphasis behind the 10- minute neighborhood is that it is possible to restore some of the positive aspects of traditional neighborhoods that have been weakened in the modern city. The emphasis on pedestrian scale is the key to encouraging the sort of physical proximity and social interaction that support both physical, psychological, and social well-being.