Metro Edge District
A station-area framework pairing mixed-use intensity with safer walking and last-mile connections.
I turn complex urban systems into places that are connected, resilient and genuinely useful to the people who live in them.
Enter the city →My planning practice connects policy, mobility, land use and public life. I work across scales, from neighborhood frameworks to metropolitan strategies, using evidence without losing sight of lived experience.
Demographics, land use, movement, ecology and development pressure.
Translate analysis into spatial frameworks, priorities and phasing.
Implementation pathways, stakeholder alignment and measurable outcomes.
A station-area framework pairing mixed-use intensity with safer walking and last-mile connections.
A flood-sensitive public realm strategy that turns ecological constraints into civic assets.
A neighborhood toolkit for incremental density, social infrastructure and better street edges.
A pedestrian-first corridor concept balancing commerce, shade, movement and local identity.
Metropolitan strategy, TOD frameworks and multidisciplinary planning teams.
District plans, public realm studies and stakeholder-led neighborhood strategies.
GIS analysis, mobility planning and development-control research.
Selected approach: observe first, map relationships, test scenarios, then communicate one decisive direction.
Open to collaborations in urban strategy, mobility, public realm and resilient neighborhood planning.
Start a conversation →Tell me what you are trying to change. I will bring a planning lens, a map, and a practical route forward.