From the steps of the Alabama State Capitol where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. concluded the Selma to Montgomery march, to the streets where Rosa Parks sparked a movement by refusing to give up her seat, this city has long been a stage for transformative change. Montgomery isn’t just a witness to history; it is history. And it continues to shape the future in meaningful, modern ways.

 

Today, we embrace a new kind of movement, one centered around community, connectivity, and livability. As urbanists, we believe in the power of walkable neighborhoods, diverse public spaces, and thoughtful development that honors both people and place. These ideals, grounded in the principles of New Urbanism, find a natural home in Montgomery, where the spirit of civic engagement runs deep.

 

Our vision is to build a city that reflects the dignity of its past and the promise of its future. A city where every resident can thrive, where our streets invite conversation, where design encourages connection, and where community is more than just a word, it’s a way of life. We invite you to be part of this next chapter, bringing equity by design. Montgomery is rising thoughtfully, boldly, together.