Education:

Georgia Institute of Technology
Doctoral Studies in Architecture
(Urban Design and Real Estate Development)
Status: ABD
Atlanta, Georgia

Illinois Institute of Technology
Master of Architecture
Professional Degree:
M. ARCH.
May 1992
Chicago, Illinois

Hampton University
Bachelor of Architecture
Professional Degree: B.ARCH.
May 1986
Hampton, Virginia

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Registration Status:

Architectural Licenses Held: Georgia Illinois Florida

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Certifications:

NCARB – National Council of Architectural Registration Boards

AIA – American Institute of Architects

UNDP – United Nations Development Program. No. 06923

NCI Charrette Planner – National Charrette Institute – 2005
Regional Leadership Institute (RLI) – Class of 1999

Leadership Midtown [Atlanta] – Class of 2002

Fellow - Centres for Leadership & Public Values, Duke University –
University of Cape Town South Africa – 2006

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BIOGRAPHICAL Summary of Work

von is a second-generation architect and the founder, President/CEO of The
MXD Collaborative, Inc (www.mxd-manis.com). von formed MXD as an
independent consulting firm in 1992 in order to bring some of the best and
creative minds together to help improve urban environments as a collaborative
effort.

Since 1995 he has made MXD one of a few urban design firms that specializes
in urban safety. He has overseen the completion of a number of crime
prevention through environmental design (CPTED) projects in multiple
jurisdictions in metro Atlanta. von is certified by the National Council of
Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) and as a result holds licenses to
practice architecture in Illinois, Florida, and Georgia.

Nkosi’s experience in and knowledge of urban design, CPTED, architecture,
multimedia and academic research has helped move smart growth strategies
forward in the metro Atlanta region. Some projects have included
implementation planning for the MLK Jr. Historic District for the Historic District
Development Corporation (HDDC) and assisting ANDP, the former Corporation
for Olympic Development of Atlanta (CODA) and the City of Atlanta’s
Department of Housing to identify the gaps in neighborhood development
projects prior to the 1996 Olympic Games.

Between November 1998 and February 2007 von directed the Atlanta
Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc. (ANDP)’s Mixed Income
Communities Initiative (MICI), a holistic program designed to increase the
number of viable mixed income housing developments in the 10-county metro
Atlanta region.

Nkosi managed the creation of the 2004 released report called “Making the
Case (MTC) for Mixed Income and Mixed Use Communities: An Executive
Summary” report. With Ford Foundation-lead funding, this effort was carried out
in partnership with the Atlanta Regional Commission, PolicyLink in Oakland,
CA, the Center for Neighborhood Technology in Chicago, Greater Atlanta Home
Builders Association, the Urban Land institute’s Atlanta Office and others. The
Executive Summary and CD of the MTC report are available on ANDP’s web
site at www.andpi.org/mici. In March of 2005 the MTC document became the #1
result of millions on the Google search engine for “mixed income communities”.
It is being updated and will be released in Summer 2007.

As a result of his more than 15 years of experience, von is a respected and
popular lecturer on topics of CPTED, Urban design and Housing. Nkosi serves
on the board of SouthFace Energy Institute since January 2006, the Community
Design Center of Atlanta since May 2006 and the YMCA Villages at Carver
(Hope VI site) as of January 2007

As a result of his more than 15 years of experience, von is a respected and
popular lecturer on topics of CPTED, Urban design and Housing. Nkosi serves
on the board of SouthFace Energy Institute since January 2006, the Community
Design Center of Atlanta since May 2006 and the YMCA Villages at Carver
(Hope VI site) as of January 2007.


In 1986, he received his first professional degree in architecture (B.Arch) from
Hampton University in Virginia. In 1992, he completed his second professional
degree a master’s in architecture (M.Arch) at the world-renowned Illinois
Institute of Technology (IIT) in Chicago where he received two Illinois Society of
Architects design competition awards and was the recipient of the AIA Henry
Adams Award and the AIA Medal for Excellence in the Study of Architecture. He
graduated from IIT with a 4.0. He has also completed coursework for a Ph.D. in
Architecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology and his ABD. His current
dissertation focus is in the area of Leadership and the Implementation of
Affordable Housing.

In Late February 2007 von began serving as Senior Advisor for Equitable
Development for the City of New Orleans


Spending his formative years in New York City, von has resided in Atlanta since
1979.

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ARTICLES/PUBLICATIONS:

Publication: Atlanta Tribune Magazine
Reference: No Jobs Near? Black Atlantans live disproportionately further
away from employment clusters with Myron Orfield (Institute on
Race & Poverty in Minnesota) and Tom Weyandt (Atlanta Regional
Commission)
Date: October 2006

Publication: Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta “Partnerships” Quarterly Newsletter
Reference: Making the Case: How a Mixed-income and Mixed-use Communities Plan
is Reshaping Atlanta’s Housing
Date: Summer 2006

Publication: Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta “Partnerships” Quarterly Newsletter
Reference: Affordable Housing’s New Look: Sustainable Design, Historic
Rehabilitation, and Mixed-Income Communities will shape the future of
Affordable Housing Design
Date: Late December 2005

Publication: Atlanta building News by The Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association
Reference: Affordable Housing: Billion of Dollars in Possible Profits in the Development
of Mixed Income Housing in Metro Atlanta by M. von Nkosi (pg. 14-17)
Date: Printed: November 2005

Report: Making the Case for Mixed Income and Mixed Use Communities by
ANDP
Reference: Easing Zoning for Housing Diversity: Editorial from the Atlanta
Journal-Constitution,
April 27, 2004 (pg. 19)
Date: Printed: July 2004

Book: Civic Revolutions: Igniting The Passion for Change in America’s
Communities by Douglas, Henton, John Melville & Kim Walesh
Referenced: Work of ANDP/MICI appearing in – Chapter 3: Economy & Society
(pg. 123-124) Chapter 4: People & Place (pg.141-143, 151-152, & 154-155)
Date: Published 2004

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LECTURE/Presentations:

Location: National Organization of Black County Officials – Charlotte NC
Topic: "Affordable Housing & Affordable Communities for Everybody: Can our children
afford to live in the community they grew up in?"
Date: May 2007

Location: Joint Center for Political & Economic Studies - Health Policy Institute Design
Lab 3 – New Orleans
Topic: Mixed Income Housing & Health
Date: November 2006

Location: Rail-Volution 2006 – Chicago, IL
Topic: Who is Being Excluded from TOD [Transit Orientated Development]?
Date: November 2006

Location: Greater Atlanta Homebuilders “Development Council”
Topic: Regional Housing Data Center – (goal: raising funds for the center)
Date: October 2006

Location: University of California Berkeley Alumni House – Center for Community
Innovation: A Summit of Bay Area and Key National Experts
Topic: Equitable Development & Mixed-Income Communities: Best Practices &
Scenarios
Date: August 2006

Location: The Rockefeller Foundation Next Generation Leadership Program - Alumni
Network (Research Center for Leadership In Action Robert F. Wagner Graduate
School of Public Service New York University), Hyatt Regency Atlanta, GA
Topic: Making the Case for Mixed Income Housing & Mixed Use Development
Date: April 2006

Location: Virginia Society American Institute of Architects (AIA), Richmond, VA
Topic: Keynote Address: Livable Communities: Mixed-Use, Mixed Income Communities
Date: Invited – January, 2006

Location: AHAND and G-STAND Affordable Fall Housing Conference, Cobb Galleria Center,
Cobb County, Georgia
Topic: Making the Case for Mixed Income & Mixed Use Communities
Date: November 2005

Location: Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Magnolia Awards, Cobb Galleria
Center, Cobb County, Georgia
Topic: Making the Case for Mixed Income & Mixed Use Communities
Date: November 2005

Location: Regional Leadership Forum (RLF): Old Decatur Courthouse, Decatur, Georgia
Topic: Housing Opportunity Forum, Presentation of Making the Case with Dan Reuter,
Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC)
Date: November 2005

Location: Sierra Club Annual: Citizen's Summit for Sustainable Communities and
Environmental Living
Topic: Aging In Place & Metro Housing & Environmental Trust Funds – Facilitation of
Panelists: Chris Burke (Greater Atlanta Home Builders), Leon Eplan (Eplan and
Associates), Marvin Greer (ANDP), Bruce Gunter (PRI) and Nathaniel Smith (ANDP)
Date: November 2005

Location: Georgia Conservancy Blue Prints Annual Conference [Common Ground], Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Panelist: Partnerships and Coalition Building
Date: September 2005

Location: The Enterprise Foundation [Enterprise] Conference, Washington, DC
Topic: Panelist: Mixed Income Communities
Date: November, 2005

Location: WSB TV Interview - "In Contact", Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Panelist: "Closing the Gap: Expanding Urban Homeownership"
Date: August, 2005 (taped)

Location: Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association, DeKalb County, GA.
Topic: Keynote Speaker: “What it Take’s to be Leaders” (contributors: Pam Sessions, Hedgewood
Properties, Lance Buhl, Duke University, Raymond Christman, FHLB, Myles Smith, Georgia
Power, Bill Bolling, ACFB/RLF & Hattie Dorsey, ANDP)
Date: July, 2005

Location: Community Development Partnerships’ Network (CDPN) Annual Learning Conference: From
Weak Markets to Strong Communities and Equitable Regions, Baltimore, MD
Topic: Strong Markets (Atlanta) Making the Case Mixed Income Housing & Mixed Use Development
Date: June, 2005

Location: Federal Reserve Bank – Policy Advisory Committee, Washington DC
Topic: Making the Case Mixed Income Housing & Mixed Use Development
Date: June, 2005

Location: Finding Solutions: Latinos and the Socio-Economic Development of the Southeast, The
University of Georgia Athens, GA
Topic: Employment, Labor and Community Development
Date: June 2005

Location: New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute’s (NJPPRI) Emerging Issues in Community
Development: Roundtable I: Bridging the Regional Divide, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ
Topic: Regional Roles for Community Development Organizations (CDCs) – Panel Resource Expert
on Housing Policy (Contributors: Marina Peed, The Impact Group, & Young Hughley, Reynoldstown
Revitalization Corporation)
Date: April 2005

Location: Sierra Club Sustainable Communities Committee Sierra Club Offices, Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Making the Case for Mixed Income Housing & Mixed Use Development
Date: March 2005

Location: Atlanta Community-based Training Consortium (ACT) Affordable Housing and Nonprofit
Management Conference: State Bar of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia
Topic: Making the Case for Mixed Income and Mixed use Communities
Date: February 2005

Location: Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) funded by State of Georgia Department of Community
Affairs
Topic: Training Comprehensive Plan Housing Element: Present Regional Housing Deficits & Policy
Recommendations (Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, & Gwinnett Counties Planning Department Staff)
Date: January, February & April 2005

Location: Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc. Atlanta Georgia
Topic: Mixed-income housing and housing job imbalance research to Social and Economic Justice
and Organized Labor Leaders
Date: November 2004

Location: Sierra Club, Decatur, GA. Panel w/John Sibley, President of Ga. Conservancy & Sam Olens,
Cobb County Commission Chair
Topic: Environmental Living & Sustainable Communities
Date: November 2004

Location: Channel 69 WUPN TV Station, Atlanta T.V. Interview (Kesha Williams) “In Focus” TV
Program – Interview (Video Tape of Broadcast Available)
Topic: Making the Case for Mixed Income Housing & Mixed Use Development Job-Housing Imbalance
in the Metro Atlanta Region
Date: November 2004 w/ Shannon Carey

Location: Atlanta Regional Commission Livable Centers Initiative Grant Receipts
Topic: Making the Case for Mixed Income Housing & Mixed Use Development
Date: September, 2004

Location: Loudermilk Center – ARC Hosted by ANDP
Topic: Think Regionally – Act Locally: Mixed-income housing and housing job imbalance
research to Metro Atlanta Mayor’s Association (MAMA) Attendees: City of Atlanta
Mayor Shirley Franklin; Steve Brown, Mayor of Peachtree City; William Floyd,
Mayor of Decatur; Gary Peet, Mayor of Stone Mountain; Evelyn Kennedy, Mayor, City
of Chamblee
Date: November 2003

Location: American Institute of Architects (AIA) Lecture Series – Columbus GA.
Topic: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) in Architecture
Date: October 2003

Location: Rail-Volution Conference, Hyatt Regency Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Jump-Starting Transit Oriented Developments (TODs) with Affordable Housing
Date: September 2003

Location: Think Regionally – Act Locally (TRAL) Hosted by ANDP, ARC & Fannie Mae Loudermilk
Center – Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Mixed-income housing and housing job imbalance research to Community Based
Organizations (CBOs) in Metro Atlanta Region
Date: August 2003

Location: Annie E. Casey Foundation – Baltimore, MD.
Topic: Mixed-Income Communities and Regional Equity in Atlanta
Date: April 2003

Location: Southface Energy Institute – Sustainable Roundtable, Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Southside Atlanta Redevelopment w/Tim Polk Deputy Commissioner for Planning and
Neighborhood Conservation for the City of Atlanta
Date: Feb 2001

Location: Georgia Perimeter College Town hall Meeting, DeKalb County, GA.
Topic: Seeking Solutions - Smart Growth (Mixed-income Communities and New Urbanism)
Date: March, 2001

Location: Southface Energy Institute – Sustainable Roundtable, SciTrek, Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Southside Atlanta Redevelopment w/Tim Polk Deputy Commissioner for Planning and
Neighborhood Conservation for the City of Atlanta
Date: Feb, 2001

Location: Connections for Livable Communities, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Regional Redevelopment (Moderator)
Date: October, 2000

Location: Congress for the New Urbanism Conference, Portland, OR.
Topic: Affordable Housing and Impact of Gentrification
Date: June, 2000

Location: CTCNET, National Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Topic: Database Technology Tools for Neighborhood based Groups
Date: June, 2000

Location: American Petroleum Institute, Hyatt Regency
Topic: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) related to Convenience
Stores & Gas Stations
Date: October, 1998 (invited speaker w/Andrew .J. Copassaki, MAPP)

Location: Landscape Forum Continuing Education Series for Landscape Architects (Southern
Polytechnic State University)
Topic: Urban Safety Techniques - Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED).
Date: March 1998 (invited w/ Edward L. Tarlton Landscape Architectural Designer)

Location: American Planning Association (APA) Annual Meeting
Topic: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED).
Date: November 1997 (invited speaker w/ Ken Belliveau, Principal Planner - Gwinnett County)

Location: International CPTED Association Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida
Topic: Metro Atlanta Project Pact Case Studies in CPTED.
Date: December, 1997 (invited speaker w/ Ken Belliveau, Principal Planner - Gwinnett County)

Location: Georgia Crime Prevention Association/Lecture & Training Conference, Macon, Georgia.

Topic: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED).
Date: November 1996

Location: METRO ATLANTA PROJECT PACT/Public Presentation, Atlanta, Georgia.
Topic: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Concepts and
Strategies for five commercial and residential sites in five Metro Atlanta counties.
Date: September 1996

Location: National Reinvestment Training Institute via Community Design Center of Atlanta
(CDCA) at the Hilton Downtown Atlanta
Topic: Historic Neighborhoods Revitalization
Date: February 1996

Location: United States Department of Housing and Urban Redevelopment, Atlanta Regional Office.
Topic: Urban Design Methods for Improved Urban Safety.
Date: March 1994


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ASSOCIATIONS /BOARDS / COMMITTEES

2007 – YMCA Villages At Carver Atlanta (Hope VI Site)
Board Member

2006 – Community Design Center of Atlanta
Board Member

2006 – South Face Energy Institute
Board Member

2006 – Magnolia Awards Affordable Housing Nominations
Panel Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) for the
“Superior Design” Category

2005–Present – University of Georgia Housing Demographics
Research Center Advisory Committee
University of Georgia

2004–Present – Livable Communities Coalition
(Outgrowth of 2004 Metro Atlanta Chamber of
Commerce – Quality Growth Coalition)

2004-2005 – Quality Growth Grant Program
State of Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA)

2006-Present – The American Institute of Architects (AIA)

2003 – Workforce Housing [for the City of Atlanta] Steering
Committee
Central Atlanta Progress (CAP)

2003–Present – Blueprints Planning Process
Georgia Conservancy

2002-Present – Review and Selection of Livable Center Initiative
(LCI) Grant Recipients
Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC)

2002-2006 – Regional Development Plan (RDP) Review & Recommendations
Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC)

2002–Present – The Atlanta Society (The Peachtree Club)

2001 – The Urban Land Institute (ULI)



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RESEARCH & RESEARCH MANAGEMENT

Project: Housing/Job Imbalance in Metro Atlanta Region
Researcher: Dr. David Sawicki – Georgia Institute of Technology City &
Regional Planning – College of Architecture (Commissioned
by ANDP, Inc.)
Funding by: The Ford Foundation
Completed: Dec 2003

Project: Making the Case for Mixed Income Communities
Research: Five City (Tallahassee, Fl, Chicago, Il, St. Paul, MN, San Francisco &
Oakland, CA.) Research Tour on Affordable Housing & Coalition
Building for Regional Housing Equity – Best Practices
Researchers: Staff of ANDP, ARC, ULI, GA Power and Metro Atlanta Chamber and
Fulton County Delegation State Capital
Funded by: The Ford Foundation ($50,000)
Completed: Oct – Nov 2003

Project: Reviewer & Liaison the development of research piece – Metropatterns:
The affects of limited housing affordability and its affect on children
Researchers: M.A.R.C. (Myron Orfield) and Ameregis
Funded by: the Annie E. Casey Foundation
Completed: June 2003

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GRANT WRITING/FUND DEVELOPMENT

Grant Proposal: Ford Foundation for four city Regional Equity Project (Metro Atlanta)
Date Written: January 2004
Developed for: The Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership (ANDP)
Award: $750,000 with a 1to1 Match ($1.5 million total award) for 2004 - 2006

Grant Proposal: Joint Center for Political & Economic Studies – Health Policy Institute,
Washington, DC
Date Written: November 2005
Developed for: The Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership (ANDP)
Award: $125,000 for 2005/2006


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AWARDS & HONORS

2006 Life Fellow of The Southern Africa – United States “Centres for Leadership
and Public Values a joint program between the Graduate School of Business –
University of Cape Town, South Africa and the Terry Sanford Institute of Public
Policy – Duke University, United States Emerging Leaders Programme

General Civic

2005 Special Achievement Award for Creative Partnerships (MICI), State of Georgia
Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Magnolia Awards, November

2004 Identified as a "Civic Revolutionary" (Igniting The Passion for Change in America's
Communities) in the book of the same name by Douglas Henton, John Melville, &
Kim Walesh for Directing the Mixed Income Communities Initiative Program for the
Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc.

2001 Leadership Midtown – Atlanta, Georgia

1999 Regional Leadership Institute (RLI) - Metro Atlanta


Georgia Institute of Technology - Atlanta, Georgia

1992 - 1996 Graduate Research Assistant - Doctoral Program

1992 - 1996 President Fellowship Award

1994 - 1995 Search Committee Member for Urban Design Faculty


Illinois Institute of Technology - Chicago, Illinois

1992 Graduated with 4.0/4.0 [Masters of Architecture – M.Arch.]

1992 American Institute of Architects: AIA Medal and Certificate
of Merit from the Henry Adams Fund, for Excellence in the
Study of Architecture

1989 Spring Illinois Society of Architects Design Award First Place in an
eight hour Design Competition

1989 Fall Illinois Society of Architects Design Award First Place in a
twelve hour Design Competition

1988 American Institute of Architects Scholarship

1988 Graham Foundation Fellowship

1988 Voted Outstanding Young Man of America


Hampton University - Hampton, Virginia

1986 Bachelors of Architecture, Graduated with Academic Honors

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PROJECT HISTORY
*Note: Key Project Details located at www.mxd-manis.com


URBAN DESIGN PROJECTS

Urban Redevelopment Project Simpson Road Corridor Between Dixie
Hills & Hunter Hills Neighborhoods
City of Atlanta – Councilman Ivory Young Jr. via ANDP, Inc.
Dec 2003

Walker County Georgia Community Planning Workshop
(Mixed Use Development, Commercial and Housing Design
Recommendations) State of Georgia Department of Community
Affair (DCA) – Planning Resource Team (Architect/Urban Designer)
via ANDP, Inc. 3-Day Work Session (Sept 22 – 25, 2003)

Carollton Georgia Community Planning Workshop (Mixed Use Development
Commercial Design Recommendations) State of Georgia Department of
Community Affair (DCA) – Planning Resource Team (Architect/Urban Designer)
via ANDP, Inc. 3-Day Work Session (June 2 – 5, 2003)

Mapping of 1996 Olympic Projects for ANDP, Corporation for Olympic
Development in Atlanta (CODA) & The Mayor’s Office – Mapping of projects
inside the Olympic Ring
Size: $250 million
Completed: December 1995
Atlanta, Georgia

Streetscape Implementation Plan and Urban Design
Program for the MLK, Jr. Historic Residential Neighborhood
Size: 10 Acres
Est. Cost: $2,000,000
Atlanta, Georgia

Ware Residential Development
160 units of town homes and student housing
Est. Completion: 1996
Est. Cost: $13,000,000
University Heights
Atlanta, Georgia

Butler Town Homes
Single Family 3 Story
Size: 20 Units on 1.2 Acres
Est. Cost: $2,000,000
MLK, Jr. Landmark District
Atlanta, Georgia

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ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS

Irwin Street Affordable Multi-Family Residential Development
for the Historic District Development Corporation (HDDC)
Size: 58 Apartment Units
Est. Cost: $1,800,000
Completed: 1996
Atlanta, Georgia

Scattered Site In-Fill Housing for the National Trust for
Historic Preservation
Development for Historic Residential Neighborhoods (Post Flood)
Completed: 1995
Albany, Georgia

Auburn Avenue Neighborhood Center for Senior Citizens
 Size: 5,400 s.f.
Est. Cost: $550,000
MLK, Jr. Landmark District
Atlanta, Georgia

Burgess and Campbell Elementary Schools for Atlanta
Public Schools
Classrooms, library & media center additions
Completed: August 1994
Cost: $1,000,000 per school
Atlanta, Georgia

Barbara Olsen School of Hope - Facade Design
Workshop for the Handicapped
Size: 50,000 S.F.
Completed: 1991
Cost: $ 7,000,000
Rockford, Illinois

Tower Apartment Development
Warehouse Conversion
Size: 45,000 S.F.
Est. Cost: $1,300,000
Atlanta, Georgia

USF&G Insurance Company
Clinic/Pharmacy
Size: 5,000 s.f.
Completed: 1991
Cost: $500,000
Dixon, Illinois

Illinois Masonic Medical Center
Warren N. Barr Pavilion
Size: 5,000 s.f.
Completed: 1990
Cost: $400,000
Chicago, Illinois

Norridge Village Hall
Municipal Administrative Building
Size: 10,000 s.f.
Completed: 1990
Cost: $1,000,000
Norridge, Illinois

Morehouse School of Medicine - Suite Layout
Department of Psychiatry
Size: 1,500 s.f.
Completed: 1988
Cost: $30,000
Atlanta, Georgia


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URBAN SAFETY Projects:

CPTED “Train-the-Trainer” for City of Raleigh North
Carolina Planning Department for city employees,
Southeast Raleigh Assembly (SERA) members, et al
Oct 2006

CPTED Educational Workshops for City of Raleigh North
Carolina Planning Department for city employees, Southeast
Raleigh Assembly (SERA) members, et al
March 2006

Urban Safety Review for the North Woods of Piedmont
Park Master Plan & Presentation – Presentation at Atlanta
City Hall Piedmont Park Task Force Chair
May 2005

CPTED Faith Based Institutions a Security Manual Primer
The Cobb Community Enhancement Program US Department
of Justice Funded
December 2004

CPTED Analysis & Recommendations for Commercial,
Business and Residential for the Franklin Road
Corridor: Cobb County
The Cobb Community Enhancement Program
February 2004

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design for Metro
Atlanta Project PACT (MAPP)
CPTED analysis and design for 5 sites in 5 Metro Atlanta counties
Est. Cost: $5.3 million
Metro Atlanta, Georgia

CPTED Analysis Jordan Park Wildwood Heights Neighborhood
for the St. Petersburg Housing Authority
CPTED Analysis, public safety and landscape architecture
Est. Cost: $25 million
St. Petersburg, Florida

Peoplestown Community Redevelopment Plan (CRP) for the
Corporation for Olympic Development in Atlanta (CODA)
Public safety, public improvements and transportation analysis
Atlanta, Georgia

Durkeeville Master Plan Study for the Jacksonville Housing
Authority CPTED Analysis/Public Safety
Size: 200 units
Est. Cost: $25 million
Jacksonville, Florida

Preliminary Campus Safety Analysis for the Georgia Institute
of Technology Master Plan
Completed: 1993
Atlanta, Georgia

King Manor - Affordable Multi-Family Residential Development
Site safety analysis
Size: 70 Apartment Units
Est. Cost: $5,000,000
Atlanta, Georgia

High School Building and Campus Safety Analysis Cobb County and
Gwinnett County (3 schools)
METRO ATLANTA PROJECT PACT
Completed: 1998
Metro Atlanta, Georgia

Weed & Seed Evaluation for The City of Atlanta and The Atlanta Police
Department Evaluation of 5-year Weed & Seed Program for Three
Communities (Capitol Homes, Mechanicsville and Thomasville Heights)
in Atlanta
Time: August 97-Dec97
Completed: 1998
Atlanta, Georgia

Carriage Oaks Subdivision
CPTED analysis recommendations, and home safety audit computer
database development (self assessment tool) for a middle-income
200 home subdivision in Cobb County GA. for METRO ATLANTA
PROJECT PACT
Size: 200 Homes
Completed: September 2000
Marietta, Georgia

Prototype Cobb County Public Schools CPTED Analysis &
Recommendations
Elementary, Middle and High school for Cobb County Public
Schools via METRO ATLANTA PROJECT PACT
Completed Date: Aug 2001
Cobb County, Georgia

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
Media Kit (digital multimedia & print) for Metro Atlanta Project Pact
Completion: 1998
Atlanta, Georgia

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Special Consulting Projects

Senior Advisor for Equitable Development for the City of New
Orleans Office of Planning & Development as a Loaned Executive –
Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation (LDRF) & PolicyLink
February 2007

Housing & Health Technical Assistance Provider for Health
Professionals in Mississippi, New Mexico, and Chicago –
Health Policy Institute – Joint Center for Political & Economic Studies,
Washington, DC
February 2007

MANIS Database Development for Five Senior Citizen
(HUD 202 and 236) Apartment Buildings (600 units)
Bridgeport, Conn. & Mulden, Mass
Completion: 1998
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Mulden, MA

Atlanta Mixed Income Housing Initiative (MIHI) Multimedia CD
ANDP development as part of a marketing and fund raising effort
for $30 million to develop between 15 and 25,000 housing units
over the next 10 years
Completion: September 1998
Atlanta, Georgia

Simpson Road Corridor Redevelopment Plan for the Westside
Public Development Authority (WPDA)
 Redevelopment Plan Management
Size: 2.5 miles
Completed: June 1997
Atlanta, Georgia

Tour of Historic Neighborhoods in Atlanta for the Neighborhood
Reinvestment Training Institute through the Community Design
Center of Atlanta
Completed: February 1996
Atlanta, Georgia

Bethel Baptist Institutional Church New Sanctuary, Family Life
Center and Housing Architectural Programming
Size: 3,000 seats sanctuary
Est. Cost: $6.8 million
Jacksonville, Florida

Techwood Clark Howell Homes Redevelopment Phase I – Mixed
Income Residential Development Hardscape design and zoning
analysis
Size: 300 Apartments Units
Est. Cost: $18 million
Atlanta, Georgia

Techwood Park Redevelopment Site & Bldg. Condition Survey
Size: 72 Acres
Completed: 1993
Atlanta, Georgia

Historic Properties Survey of the Martin L. King, Jr. Landmark
District and Old Fourth Ward Buildings Condition Survey
 Completed: 1993
Atlanta, Georgia

Comprehensive Needs Assessment (CNA) of three HUD Senior
Citizen (202 and 236) Housing
 Bridgeport, Connecticut
Est. Completion: July 1997
Bridgeport, Connecticut