The Future of The Union Printers Home

To help reimagine the Union Printers Home, UPH Partners is working with  the internationally recognized design and planning firm Sasaki to lead the visioning process and produce a master plan for the redevelopment of the historic 26-acre Union Printers Home site and the restoration of the historic buildings.  The master planning process, anticipated to take place over approximately 18 months, will engage the community and stakeholders to help inform the vision that blends elements of adaptive reuse with new construction encompassing a mix of uses to include hospitality, retail, commercial, dining, entertainment, and residential.

Daniel Church of the Master Plan team will be sharing their plans and progress on this monumental project.

About Daniel:
 

Daniel is an urban planner who engages with clients and project teams to help navigate planning processes and elicit stakeholder input in order to develop consensus. Throughout his career, he has worked at the intersection of public planning, private development, urban design, and sustainability.

Daniel has experience with a variety of project scales and types, including multimodal street design, large infrastructure and transit projects, urban mixed-use development, and neighborhood area planning. As a planner at Sasaki, Daniel works with interdisciplinary teams to consider economic, environmental, and equity- based questions in order to develop place-based design and policy solutions. Prior to joining Sasaki, Daniel worked for the City of Dallas’ Planning and Urban Design Department, leading design and stakeholder engagement on numerous infrastructure and area planning efforts, while also managing the city’s Urban Design Peer Review Panel.

Daniels holds a Master in City Planning degree from the University of California, Berkeley and an undergraduate degree in Environmental Policy from Sewanee: The University of the South.