Urban planner specializing in neighborhood frameworks, transit-oriented development, public realm strategy and climate-resilient growth.
I turn complex urban conditions into clear spatial strategies, balancing land use, movement, public life, infrastructure and long-term resilience.
Good plans are legible, adaptable and grounded in lived experience. My process pairs mapping and scenario modeling with workshops, street observation and measurable outcomes.
From a transit corridor study to a citywide growth framework, I connect policy intent with the physical patterns that make a place work.
Tools: GIS mapping, spatial analysis, urban design frameworks, stakeholder facilitation, scenario planning and visual storytelling.
A deliberately visual skill system: each meter reflects confidence across planning disciplines.
Portfolio work is presented as planning narratives: context, intervention and the public value created.
A 42-hectare framework turning a fragmented station edge into a mixed-use, walkable district with shaded public space and a connected greenway.
Neighborhood resilience strategy linking flood management, tree canopy and everyday public space.
Street hierarchy and public-realm guidelines for a high-footfall historic commercial corridor.
A concise record of roles where planning moved from analysis into implementable spatial decisions.
Leading district frameworks, mobility studies and cross-disciplinary planning teams across fast-growing urban regions.
Delivered GIS-led land-use analysis, corridor plans and public engagement programs for municipal clients.
Supported master planning, site analysis and urban design documentation for mixed-use and institutional districts.
Tell me about the district, corridor or planning challenge. I'll reply with a thoughtful starting point.