Urban Re:Vision is re-thinking and re-designing all the components that make up a city block. We see the city block as an integrated system, and one that holds all the necessary pieces of the larger puzzle.  We believe that if we can create a truly sustainable city block model  one that addresses existing infrastructures, integrates emerging community needs, utilizes the latest technologies, maximizes energy and water efficiency, and remains economically feasible  then we can use it as a guide for all urban communities. And if our cities can become sustainable, then so can our world.

Stacey Frost

Founder

Urban Re:Vision was founded in 2007 by Stacey Frost,
our Chief Re:Visionary.  A former cattle rancher, neuropsychologist
and options trader, Stacey became acutely aware of the need for
greater sustainability in the urban environment after renovating
a series of historical buildings. Once she saw the barriers to building
a truly sustainable city block, she set out to bypass the traditional
route of development and instead focus on an integrated design approach.
The result was Urban Re:Vision.

Deanna Bocz

Right Hand

Deanna is ReVision’s right hand, helping to manage day to day logistics
and everything else that comes up!  Her background includes working with physical
therapists, massage and an overall good sense of human nature.

Tyler Young

Creative Director

Tyler is the creative director for Urban ReVision.
With a background in branding, design and advertising to draw from,
his task is taking sometimes complex issues around sustainability and
make them palatable to the rest of us.

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Meet our Board and Advisory Board, or learn more about What We Do.

Our Re:Visionaries inspire us with their commitment to making the world a better place.
Re:Visionaries take a look at the world around them, then look deep inside themselves
to ask “What If?” and find ways to make it “What Is”.

Urban Re:Vision is considered a leader in the field; named by San Francisco Magazine
as “Best Visionary” in 2007.  Our work has been profiled in hundreds of media
publications around the country.

In order to achieve its goals, Urban Re:Vision has partnered with a who’s who of
internationally recognized organizations. These partnerships include:  ICLEI,
The Mayors for Climate Protection, Rocky Mountain Institute
and the Biomimicry Institute, among others.

Urban Re:Vision has filed an application with the IRS to be recognized
as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.  Your donations help our work
and will be tax-deductible upon approval of our application retroactive
to the date of your contribution.