
FIX Impact Development – Innovative place-based solutions for positive social impact.
FIX is a systems design company founded in 2008 to solve complex urban challenges with place-based solutions. How may we help you?

Pier 70 – redeveloping 28 acres of SF waterfront
Forest City redevelops Pier 70 San Francisco into an urban utopia of artists, makers and innovation. Phase 1 redefined the community engagement process and created a national model of how to inclusively revitalize former industrial districts.

The 5M Project — Next gen office for innovation
National developer Forest City redevelops the former San Francisco Chronicle headquarters into the next generation of downtown innovation center to attract tech giants back from suburbia.

Chophouse Row
Dunn & Hobbes' 45,000 square foot adaptive reuse of an old auto row building on Capitol Hill is an elegant precedent for how to create triple bottom line development.

Capitol Hill Housing & Africatown, solving equity
Capitol Hill Housing & Africatown have created a new model of equitable development with the Liberty Bank Building. While redlining left a legacy of racial exclusion perpetuated by today's growth patterns, Seattle non-profit, Africatown, has created a partnership with affordable housing leader, CHH, that bucks that trend, heals old wounds and establishes a model to emulate nationally.

A new model of family-friendly housing in Seattle
A deliberative development disrupts the multifamily housing market with an alternative model of family living in Seattle. 35-units of family friendly-housing, developed by families for families.

Seattle’s initiative for Commercial Affordability
In early 2016, Seattle Mayor Murray launched the Commercial Affordability initiative to develop new policies and practices that would foster a more supportive climate for local small businesses. With commercial rents at a all time high and vacancy at an all time low...

King Street Station, pilot for affordable commercial
Seattle Office of Economic Development leads the Mayor's Commercial Affordability initiative to create new opportunity for local small business in city-owned property starting with transforming King Street Station into a thriving market hall.