Nicholas Seivers AICP portfolio

Urban Composition | plans & places
www.urban-composition.com

Nicholas Seivers, AICP
Owner & Urban Composer
nseivers@urban-composition.com
502.432.8483

a Louisville, KY design-based planning company

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Nicholas Seivers, AICP Urban Composition | plans & places
502.432.8483 nseivers@urban-composition.com

Project Illustration
Regional Center Master Planning
Prototype Illustration Land Use Planning
Community Planning
Illustration used in the Town Center Design
Sustainable Transit-Oriented Design
Communities Design Compact, Mixed Use Design
Workshop

Louisville Metro
Planning and Design
Service Department;
Kimley-Horn and
Associates – Charlotte Nicholas Seivers, AICP Urban Composition | plans & places
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Project Conceptual Site Planning
Tyler Town Center Master Planning
Planned Development Land Use Planning
District Community Planning
Town Center Design
Conceptual site plans, Compact, Mixed-use Design
street cross-sections, Transit Oriented Design
and renderings Traditional Design

Louisville Metro
Planning and Design
Services Department

Link here

SketchUp Services
Visualization Text
Text
+ Conceptual Text
sketches Text
Text
+Zoning ordinance Text
Illustrations Text
Height Text
Bulk Text
Area Text
Massing Text
Setbacks Text
Ornamentation

Project Street Urbanism
(cross-sections)
Context Sensitive
Fern Creek Sustainable Active Street
Communities Design Complete Street
Workshop Streetscape Enhancements
Street Cross-sections
Complete street cross- Green Infrastructure
sections with green
infrastructure

Louisville Metro
Planning and Design
Services Department;
Kimley-Horn and Nicholas Seivers, AICP Urban Composition | plans & places
Associates - Charlotte

Project Transportation Project Illustration
US Highway 127 Highway Realignment
realignment, bridge New Route
over Cumberland New Bridge
River, through Road Widening
historically significant Context Visualization
agricultural district

Qk4 – Louisville;
Kentucky
Transportation Cabinet


Project Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Analysis and Visualization
Hendersonville Land
Use and Transportation Land Use Inventory (remote sensing, windshield survey, parcel-by-parcel)
Plan Vacant or Under-utilized land and structure visualization, rank
Build-out scenario analysis
Detailed parcel-by-
parcel inventory of
existing and planned
land use. Inventory
generalized for the
graphic above.

City of Hendersonville,
Tennessee; Kimley- Nicholas Seivers, AICP Urban Composition | plans & places
Horn and Associates
Link here (pdf)

Project Hendersonville Land Use and Transportation Plan
Hendersonville Land 2010 Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association Outstanding Plan
Use and Transportation for Large Communities Award
Plan
2010 Greater Nashville Regional Council Local Government Award for Planning
Hendersonville,
Tennessee; Kimley- I contributed research, reports, graphics, and final edit to the 20 year plan for
Horn and Associates growth and development in a lake side community outside of Nashville, TN.
Land Use and Transportation Plan for Hendersonville, TN. The team produced
Waterfront Living the award winning Hendersonville Land Use and Transportation Plan. The Plan
Link here (pdf) received planning awards from TAPA and GNRC in 2010.

Midtown Small Area
Plan Concept Nicholas Seivers, AICP Urban Composition | plans & places
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Project Community Plan for Saucier
Community Plan for 2006 American Planning Association Excellence in Development Planning Award
Saucier
I participated in an intensive planning study for Saucier MS in the winter
Ohio State University; immediately following Hurricane Katrina. The team produced the award winning
Harrison County, MS Community Plan for Saucier. The Plan received the 2006 APA Excellence in
Economic Development Planning Award.
Link here (pdf)
The concept sketches illustrate how new buildings could be developed around the
existing landmarks.


Urban Composition | plans & places

Project Urban Composition is...
A system to visualize the interplay between associated subjects on the
Cove on Old Hickory landscape. It illustrates light and dark. The composition relates the focus
Lake, Hendersonville area in terms of factors outside the frame.

A design-oriented planning method to bring all of the pieces together –
looks beyond the simple bounds of the project to find connections and
relationships; it is the whole approach to a project.

Through my work I strive to create, stabilize, and sustain – or compose –
places through planning.


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