Retail & Mixed Use

Sixth & Blanco is a six-story, mixed-use development spanning two acres in Austin’s historic Clarksville neighborhood, which blends modern design with a deep respect for its context. Retaining two historic facades along 6th Street, the design preserves a piece of Austin’s architectural legacy while integrating it into a dynamic, layered program.

East River is a transformative 26-acre mixed-use redevelopment, redefining Houston’s historic waterfront along Buffalo Bayou. Less than a mile from downtown and inside Loop 610, this visionary project is the first phase of what will eventually be a 150-acre inclusive urban district for residents, workers, and visitors of all backgrounds.

Developed in partnership with Lionheart Places, the Uptown ATX Master Plan reimagines an existing corporate campus into a dynamic, high-density mixed-use district. Page’s expertise shapes a framework that blends residential, retail, and high-tech office space, transforming the site into a thriving urban hub. The plan introduces a flexible grid framework, allowing for the seamless integration of new development while maintaining existing office buildings, parking garages, and surface lots. This approach ensures long-term adaptability, enabling a gradual transformation into a modern, transit-connected district.

Creating a luxury dining experience within an existing high-rise building demands both vision and precision. Page tackled this challenge as executive architect for Tomalo, a bold new restaurant celebrating the flavors and spirit of Mexico’s Yucatán region. Located on the ground floor of 44 East—a high-rise residential tower that Page designed in Austin’s Rainey district—Tomalo required smart, high-impact solutions to make the most of its tight footprint.

Page played a pivotal role in shaping the evolution of Mueller, one of Austin’s most dynamic urban developments. What was once an airport site is now a thriving, mixed-use neighborhood designed with intention—offering affordability, accessibility, and energy just minutes from downtown.