We are bringing back walkable neighborhood construction to the US, to give people the housing they have always wanted.
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We envision cities for people, not dependency on cars, and aim to make this the new standard for housing in the U.S.
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Working closely with our partners, we’re proud to be able to offer our comprehensive mobility package including a free e-bike, unlimited access to public transit, and ride-share discounts, with the light rail station conveniently accross the street
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Are you living in a walkable neighborhood yet? What’s your favorite part of being car-free?
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Interesting to see how much of the U.S. wants to live in a walkable community while zoning laws make it incredibly difficult to build in most U.S. cities
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At Culdesac, a walkable community start-up in AZ, we designed our buildings to maximize shade, adapt to the desert environment, and increase energy efficiency
Our designs are inspired from walkable cities across the world, from Mykonos to Budapest.
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Our architects, Opticos Design & Co-Founder Daniel Parolek, coined the term "Missing Middle Housing".
This variety of building types, including duplexes, fourplexes, and courtyard buildings, offers a range of housing options and supports locally serving retail and public transit
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“...frequent streets and short blocks are valuable because of the fabric of intricate cross-use that they permit among the users of a city neighborhood.” - Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities
Culdesac is designed to foster this kind of cross-use 🪴
