Today Dover, Kohl & Partners reaches 36!
Thank you to all our clients, patrons, fans, and current and past associates for your patronage and efforts.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2021 INTERNS [Now accepting applications for 2022]
Thank you to our 2021 interns for their incredible work and flexibility over the last year. While we all wished to be physically in the Coral Gables studio the full length of the internship, you managed to produce high-quality, professional-grade work virtually and geographically distanced. To say we’re impressed would be an understatement.
We at Dover, Kohl & Partners answered the challenge of hosting interns amidst a pandemic by organizing a series of virtual trainings and educational sessions. We also provided hands-on experience with real-world clients. For those that were able to join us physically toward summer’s end, DK&P led walking tours throughout South Florida where we analyzed historic neighborhood designs, critiqued an ongoing rails-to-trails project, and imagined a brighter future for the Commodore Trail.
Now, we’re accepting applications for 2022. Each year, we welcome a limited number of student interns into our interdisciplinary studio to join in on the work of making better cities and towns. Coming from varied hometowns and academic backgrounds—and from numerous fields of study related to urbanism—our interns tackle challenging real-world design, development, research, public outreach and communications tasks. Interns do creative work, sit in on client meetings, and help run designing-in-public events right alongside our fulltime staff. It's not unpaid work; our interns earn a modest beginner salary while getting firsthand experience with a dynamic, fast-paced wing of the planning and urban design professions. Many of our fulltime staff members first began working at DK&P as student interns.
Between now and December 1, 2021, we'll be reviewing student portfolios and begin notifying interns selected to work in our Coral Gables studio for 2022.
Submit your letter of interest, dates of availability, and examples of your recent work to
info@doverkohl.com
SALUTING OUR 2019 INTERNS [Now accepting applications for Summer 2020]
Each year we welcome a limited number of student interns into our interdisciplinary studio to join in on the work of making better cities and towns. Coming from varied hometowns and academic backgrounds--and from numerous fields of study related to urbanism-- our interns tackle challenging real-world design, development, research, public outreach and communications tasks. Interns do creative work, sit in on client meetings, and help run designing-in-public events right alongside our fulltime staff. It's not unpaid work; our interns earn a modest beginner salary while getting a firsthand experience with a dynamic, fastpaced wing of the planning and urban design professions. Many of our fulltime staff members first began working at DK&P as student interns.
Between now and November 15, 2019, we'll be reviewing student portfolios and begin notifying interns selected for 2020.
Submit your letter of interest, dates of availability, and examples of your recent work to
info@doverkohl.com
Monterey FORA Charrette
Dover, Kohl & Partners will be in Monterey,CA from February 2-11 2015, working on Regional Urban Design Guidelines for the former Fort Ord. Dover-Kohl is preparing for an extensive public process, with a design consortium, hands-on sessions and four different mobile charrettes through the region. The project team includes a number of experts, including Jeff Speck, Peter Katz, Bill Lennertz from the National Charrette Institute, Alta Planning + Design, and Strategic Economics.
For more information about the project, including dates and locations of events, visit FORA.org/RUDG
Or watch our introductory video:
DKP Designs Regional Urban Design Guidelines for the former Fort Ord, Monterey, CA
The DKP team is working on the development of urban design guidelines for the areas formerly known as the Fort Ord Military base in Monterey, CA. This video provides a brief history of Fort Ord and an introduction to the upcoming charrette process through which the Regional Urban Design Guidelines will be developed.