The Center for Resilient Metro-Regions advances community engagement, resilience, sustainability, placemaking, livable cities, equity, housing, and economic development.
We work with government, community groups, regional planning agencies, and nonprofits at all scales, from rural and suburban to metropolitan regions.
How we do our work
As a subdivision of state government, municipal procurement from CRM is exempt from MGL Chapter 30B Procurement (Section 1 (3) and 1 (4)).
We are embedded in Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning (LARP) at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and support LARP’s areas of excellence. We draw on the expertise of our faculty, research centers, students, and partnerships.
Our expertise and experience includes:
As a subdivision of state government, municipal procurement from CRM is exempt from MGL Chapter 30B Procurement (Section 1 (3) and 1 (4)).
We are embedded in Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning (LARP) at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and support LARP’s areas of excellence. We draw on the expertise of our faculty, research centers, students, and partnerships.
Our expertise and experience includes:
- Master and comprehensive planning
- Sustainability, resilience, and climate action planning
- Strategic and subject planning (e.g., housing, open space and recreation, downtown revitalization, community participation, community economic development, and trail feasibility assessments)
- Grant writing, project scoping, project management
- Strategic mission and organizational planning and development
- Code audit and regulatory analysis and code revisions
- Municipal Vulnerability Program planning and action grants
- Applied research
- Design and policy studios
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Wayne Feiden, FAICP, Director
Center for Resilient Metro-Regions
Lecturer of Practice
Inquiries, request for proposals
email: [email protected]
Center for Resilient Metro-Regions
Lecturer of Practice
Inquiries, request for proposals
email: [email protected]