Design for how people actually live

For designers who are tired of chasing lofty concepts and want to make decisions grounded in how real people use a space.

  • Ground your design decisions in real behavior

  • Evaluate a space the way people actually experience it

  • Stop guessing what "good" design looks like

  • Build a portfolio rooted in outcomes, not just aesthetics

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What I Do

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Design Consulting

Is there a street, block, or building you want to see changed? Let’s analyze what's not working and give you the visual story to make your case to anyone skeptical of how design can improve their lives. So then you have the confidence to do it for yourself.

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Speaking

Most talks and workshops will teach you concepts to improve your city. But mine take it a step further by walking you through why a space fails, how to propose improvements and how to rally the public support needed to make those changes happen.

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