Art Lomenick, a Managing Director with Trammell Crow Company and President of High Street Residential, a wholly owned subsidiary of Trammell Crow Company, is a nationally known expert in the field of urban development.  He has been instrumental in enhancing and rebuilding neighborhoods in cities throughout the U.S., as well as Transit Oriented Development (TOD) initiatives.  A long-time student of urban design and planning, he combines these studies with his knowledge of human behavior, architecture and economics to create a unique skill set.

Mr. Lomenick’s development experience spans 25 years, over which time he has directed the initial redevelopment of numerous Uptown and Midtown community redevelopments throughout the U.S.   A major success story is the development of Uptown Dallas, transforming it from a blighted area into a thriving urban district of shops, residencies, offices and engaging public spaces.  He orchestrated the development of Addison Circle and Legacy Town Center, two master-planned, new urbanist communities crafted in cooperation with the edge cities of Addison and Plano, Texas. Attributes include residential, retail, office, and civic venues, nestled around neighborhood streets and parks within steps of public transit.  Mr. Lomenick effectively blends the art of new urban development with economic strategies to enhance and rebuild organic, pedestrian-oriented neighborhoods and adaptive re-use of existing structures.

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Council Member
Reconnecting America – Center for Transit Oriented Development Board of Directors
Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) – Past Board Member - 6-year terms
Past VNA Board of Directors
Guest Lecturer for various universities including: Harvard University, University of Texas, University of Michigan