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CONTRIBUTORS
(Multigenerational Communities, p. 18; Technical Advisory Panels,
p. 22)
Matt Norris is a senior director with the ULI Building Healthy Places
Initiative.
(Glossary of Racial Equity, p. 20)
Collete English Dixon is executive director of the Marshall Bennett
Institute of Real Estate at Roosevelt University.
(Climate Risk, p. 21)
Holly Dutton is a Brooklyn-based journalist who has reported on
real estate for more than 10 years. A Texas native, she spent her
early years in journalism covering local politics and photographing
professional basketball for publications including the Houston
Chronicle.
(Nelson, p. 22; Hines, p. 41)
Jack Morrissey is ULI director of executive communications and is
based in Chicago.
(Foundation, p. 25; Impact, p. 26; Outlook, p. 30; UL10, p. 36)
Ron Nyren is a freelance architecture, urban planning, and real
estate writer based in the San Francisco Bay area.
(Forecast, p. 52)
Beth Mattson-Teig is a freelance business writer and editor based in
Minneapolis. She specializes in commercial real estate and finance
topics. Mattson-Teig writes for several national business and industry
publications and is the author of numerous white papers.
(Milan, p. 66)
Bennett Voyles is a Berlin-based business writer.
(Third Spaces p. 54)
Michele Lerner is a freelance writer, editor, and author covering real
estate, personal finance, and business topics for such publications as
the Washington Post, USA Today, and others.
(Formula 1, p. 60)
Ben Johnson is a freelance writer based in Atlanta and is a communications
professional with more than 35 years of experience in
the global commercial real estate and financial services industries.
He is the former editor and publisher of National Real Estate Investor
magazine. Penguin Group published his biography of Sam Zell in
2009.
(Desk, p. 16; Vanderbilt, p. 46)
Sibley Fleming is VP and editor in chief of Urban Land magazine.
(Housing, p. 69)
Jose Sanchez is a principal and mixed-use leader at DLR Group.
(PDX, p. 72)
Gene Sandoval is a design partner with ZGF and leads design
teams for some of the firm's most complex and ambitious projects,
including an expansion at the Nike World Headquarters campus and
doubling the capacity of the beloved Portland International Airport.
(PDX, p. 72)
Sharron Van der Meulen is a managing partner with ZGF. Her
award-winning design portfolio reflects ZGF's diverse practice, spanning
workplace, healthcare, and research buildings; and cultural,
higher education, and aviation facilities. Most recently, she doubled
the capacity of Portland International Airport while maintaining its
uniquely Portland character.
(Morgan North, p. 76)
Hank White is a founding principal of New York-based HMWhite.
Led by the conviction that the designed landscape is a vital cultural
expression and source of environmental accountability, White's landscape
and urban design practice aspires to create places of unexpected
and deep connections with the natural world. Founded in
1993, HMWhite does work that represents an evidence-based design
approach respecting natural ecologies as dynamic models which
consistently inform its designs.
(Spaces, p. 81)
Juanita Hardy is the founder and managing principal of Tiger Management
Consulting Group, a Silver Spring, Maryland-based leadership
and business consulting services firm specializing in executive
coaching across industries and creative placemaking in the real
estate industry. Hardy was the ULI Senior Visiting Fellow for Creative
Placemaking from 2016 to 2019; she now serves the Institute
in a consulting role. She cofounded Millennium Arts Salon, an art
education initiative, in 2000.
(West Main, p. 78)
Peter Krech is a founding principal of Seattle-based Graphite
Design Group. He is a seasoned design leader whose professional
experience includes an array of project types, including commercial
office, retail, mixed-use, and high-rise projects in the United States
and Asia. He integrates the diverse components of complex, multifaceted
projects while balancing technical and environmental challenges.
(Kaiser,
p. 84)
Yan Krymsky is a principal and design director for Los Angeles-
based Perkins & Will. Born in Odessa, Ukraine, Krymsky has lived in
Los Angeles since age three. Growing up in an immigrant household
gave him a multicultural experience that he shares with many Angelenos,
and an outsider perspective that informs his work. Passion
for art guides his approach to architecture. As the design director
of Perkins & Will's L.A. studio, he promotes the idea that design is
a process by which meaning is discovered through geometric and
material exploration.
(Bridge, p. 86)
Dennis Strait is a principal at Kansas City, Missouri-based Multistudio.
He is an architect, urbanist, landscape architect, and principal
with Multistudio (formerly Gould Evans), a national planning and
design studio with offices in Kansas City, Lawrence, New Orleans,
Phoenix, and San Francisco. In 2019, Strait colaunched Kansas City
Public Library's signature event series, " Making a Great City, " which
explores ways to foster healthy growth and examine development
decisions that can strengthen fiscal stability and reduce disparities in
wealth across communities.
(Back Page, p. 88)
Jacqueline Gonzalez Touzet is a principal and cofounder of Miamibased
Touzet Studio. Known for its thoughtful designs that are
responsive to site-specific culture and history, award-winning Touzet
Studio also leads in innovative and sustainable design solutions. Its
prestigious clientele includes global design and technology leaders
such as Nike and Apple, alongside a select group of private clients
who value design and innovation.
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