“Our firms share a belief that the spaces we inhabit shape us in profound ways,” said Daniel Iacofano, President and CEO of MIG. “With our shared set of values and great client service, we’re proud to combine MIG and APG’s efforts in creating equitable, strong and thriving communities.”

MIG is known for inclusive and participatory planning, design, community engagement, and communications services that bring diverse communities and perspectives together.

By Jay Renkens, MIG Principal and Director of Planning and Design Services

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The City of Westminster released a video about the importance of their groundbreaking for the new Mendez Tribute Monument Park and Mendez Freedom Trail. It honors Gonzalo and Felicitas Mendez. In 1947, the two parents led an educational civil rights battle that changed California forever. The video features their daughter, Sylvia Mendez, who was the catalyst for their efforts. You can view the full video here. 

The US Green Building Council Los Angeles honored Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park as a Project of the Year at the recent Sustainable Innovation Awards (SIA) held in Los Angeles. “The annual Projects of the Year embody not only premier green building practices, but reflect the complete spirit of the SIAs…these projects also exemplify model public-private partnerships and public engagement processes,” the Council stated. 

“The world is ready for more,” Planetizen says. More innovative, “more radical departures from the state quo” at the intersection of technology and planning, helping to bring communities into planning their own futures. 

Two of Planetizen's 2021 Top 10 Websites for Urban Planning list were developed by MIG.

Helping cities plan for the future, evolve their core identities and create an equitable, inclusive and vibrant place for people; that’s what MIG is passionate about. MIG VP and Chief Development Officer Chris Beynon shares insight into the firm’s approaches in Kansas City, in an Imagine Downtown KC podcast conversation.