Start with physical constraints
The concept organizes the footprint and access around the parcel shape, creek, water-quality buffers, and stormwater area.
CONCEPT PLANNING / EAST NASHVILLE
See the site before choosing the scheme.
East Nashville infill study
Concept study · 2020A five-townhome concept study with architect S. Mitchell Hodge, considering the lot, access, creek buffers, and stormwater space.
ConceptFive townhomes
Drawing dateJune 3, 2020
CollaboratorS. Mitchell Hodge, AIA
FocusSite fit & constraints
JESSICA’S ROLE
Connect the details.
Move the work forward.
Smart Girl Developments collaborated with S. Mitchell Hodge on the property’s development concept and site-planning direction.
The documented milestone
The June 3, 2020 concept shows five units, a shared drive, parking/garage relationships, and mapped water-quality buffers. It is explicitly marked conceptual and subject to civil-engineering review.
THE PROJECT PATH
Test the development idea
A site plan and overhead views communicate a possible five-home arrangement for further review.
Records & project context
Concept planning is a distinct project stage. The archived drawing does not establish a final entitlement, permit, construction start, or completed development.
Source: dated drawings and project correspondence retained in the Smart Girl Developments project archive.
Case study reviewed October 28, 2026. Past project outcomes do not guarantee a future approval or result.
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