I shape resilient neighborhoods, walkable public realms and evidence-led growth strategies, turning fragmented urban systems into places people can navigate, share and belong to.
My work sits between spatial strategy, public life and implementation, connecting policy decisions to what people experience on the street.
Good planning is less about drawing a perfect future and more about making the next useful connection visible. I combine spatial analysis, stakeholder insight and clear visual storytelling to help communities and decision-makers act with confidence.
Growth scenarios, land-use frameworks and development principles that balance capacity, character and long-term resilience.
Network planning that links walking, cycling, transit and access into a legible public realm rather than isolated infrastructure.
Public-space strategies grounded in observation, inclusive engagement and the everyday rituals that give neighborhoods identity.
A small selection of strategy, mobility and public-realm work. Each project is framed around the connection it unlocks.
Rebalanced land use, active travel and civic anchors across a fast-growing river-edge district.
Connected 11 public destinations through a shaded walking and cycling framework.
Converted traffic-heavy edges into flexible spaces for commerce, shade and community life.
Map movement, land use, climate exposure and the patterns people already create.
Bring communities, agencies and project teams around a shared spatial story.
Use scenarios, street prototypes and measurable indicators to make trade-offs tangible.
Translate the plan into clear priorities, phasing and implementation-ready guidance.
Tell me what is changing, who it affects and where the opportunity sits. I’ll respond with a useful next step.