Spatial & land-use strategy
Land-use frameworks, density logic, growth scenarios and spatial evidence translated into actionable plans.
I shape cities through evidence-led planning, mobility strategy and public-realm thinking, turning complex urban systems into places people can navigate, inhabit and belong to.
CivicChevron treats the plan as a living argument: layered, directional and grounded in how people actually move through urban space.
I am an urban planner focused on connecting policy, spatial analysis and human experience. My work moves from regional structure to the street edge, aligning land use, transport, public space, climate resilience and development economics around a clear civic vision.
GIS, mapping and scenario testing make the invisible legible.
Engagement translates lived experience into planning decisions.
Flexible frameworks help cities adapt rather than lock in.
A planning practice spanning city structure, movement, public life and climate-aware growth.
Land-use frameworks, density logic, growth scenarios and spatial evidence translated into actionable plans.
Transit-oriented development, active mobility networks, street hierarchy and first/last-mile connections.
Walkable districts, civic spaces, green-blue networks and human-scale street design strategies.
Heat, flood and ecological risk integrated with equitable regeneration and long-term urban investment.
Three representative planning narratives, designed as directional systems rather than static masterplans.
A 19 km multimodal corridor framework linking neighbourhood parks, rapid transit and local centres while reclaiming fragmented public land.
A compact district plan reorganising loading, walking, retail edges and civic space around a historic market precinct without erasing its informal rhythms.
A neighbourhood-scale climate framework using shade, permeability, tree canopy and cool routes to reduce heat exposure while improving everyday walkability.
A clear diagonal workflow: understand the system, test alternatives, align stakeholders, then turn the preferred direction into a practical framework.
Build the spatial evidence base: movement, land use, ecology, demographics and development pressure.
Identify leverage points and define a concise planning narrative with measurable objectives.
Compare scenarios through GIS, street sections, accessibility metrics and stakeholder feedback.
Translate the preferred scenario into policy, phasing, design guidance and implementation priorities.
Lead district frameworks and mobility-led regeneration studies, coordinating spatial strategy across multidisciplinary teams and public-sector partners.
Delivered GIS analysis, neighbourhood plans, public-realm concepts and stakeholder workshops for fast-changing urban districts.
Built spatial datasets, accessibility studies and scenario models supporting transit, land-use and resilience projects.
Have a district, corridor or city challenge that needs a sharper spatial story? Send a note and I'll get back to you with a useful next step.