The Carlisle project consisted of three priority industrial brownfield sites: Masland/International Automotive Components (IAC), Carlisle Tire and Wheel, and the 759 Hamilton Street/former Tyco Electronics sites.  The former IAC/Masland site was redeveloped to re-establish the street grid to reconnect the surrounding neighborhoods to historic Downtown Carlisle, new multi-family apartment buildings, a hotel, restaurant and high-end car condos. The former Carlisle Tire & Wheel site plan was built out to include a mix of townhomes, stacked flat apartments, small-scale commercial, a community center, a multi-generational play area and a large open greenspace through two phases. The former Tyco site was acquired and is being redeveloped into a mixed-use community with lodging, retail, food/beverage, professional office space and other amenities. The redevelopment project resulted in work force/job training, flood mitigation strategies including infrastructure improvements and an equitable development approach with strategies for mixed-use and mixed-income reinvestment.

SGA is a multi-disciplinary landscape architecture and urban design firm. The firm is a micro-SWaM firm and is a national leader in urban and community revitalization specializing in urban and brownfields redevelopment with projects located in 20 states across the U.S. SGA projects are diverse, ranging from major urban centers, including the Cities of New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk, to smaller cities and towns located throughout the East Coast, Midwest, and Mountain regions. Project sectors include mixed-use and urban infill development, resiliency and blue/green infrastructure, waterfront revitalization, and parks and public spaces.