Cooper, Robertson presented two proposals today for the future development of the Brackenridge Tract. The most controversial point is that both plans include the elimination of Lions Municipal Golf Course. The main difference between the plans is that one also eliminates the Field Lab, while the other merely shrinks it. Both plans keep the West Austin Youth Association, although one plan moves it slightly southward. more ›

Cooper, Robertson will present two conceptual master plans for the Brackenridge Tract to the U. T. System Board of Regents at around 1pm on Thursday, June 18 in Ashbel Smith Hall 9th Floor, 201 West Seventh Street. more ›

Cooper, Robertson & Partners will be hosting an informational session regarding the Brackenridge Tract tomorrow at the LCRA Hancock Building at 3700 Lake Austin Blvd. Cooper, Robertson is not expected to release final plans at the meeting, but will "share preliminary findings of the consultant team, and share summaries of values, visions, and concerns voiced at the June 25th meeting, as well as final survey results." If you would like to take the survey before the meeting, click here. more ›

The regents of the University of Texas have selected Cooper, Robertson & Partners to create a master plan for potential development of the 345 acres south of Enfield, west of Mopac and north of Lady Bird Lake know as the Brackenridge Tract. more ›