Aleksandr Romanenko
Long Range, Land Use, and Adaptive Planning
With experience in both private and public sector built environment work, Aleksandr is focused on helping clients and communities achieve their goals through thoughtful long range and adaptive planning.
Their planning practice is centered around addressing climate related impacts through collaborative, sustainable, and innovative community centric adaptive planning strategies.
Master of Urban Planning, University of Washington
BA in Integrated Social Sciences, University of Washington.
James Eager
Urban and Spatial Analytics
Drawing on experience working for regional land trusts and city governments, James applies data science and statistical methods to improve clients’ understanding of trends, concerns, and opportunities in their communities.
Improving transit, housing, and greenspace access through data-driven processes is at the core of their planning practice.
Master of Urban Planning, University of Washington
BA in Geography, Sustainability, and Global Studies, Hofstra University
Dre Avila
Urban Design and Community Engagement
Through a design-informed practice, Dre utilizes community-based solutions, multi-jurisdictional problem solving, and placemaking to create engaging planning processes.
They are passionate about parks, public spaces, and design elements that reflect a community’s values. As a Duwamish Valley resident, they are a member the Port Community Action Team (PCAT).
Master of Urban Planning candidate, University of Washington
BA in Urban Planning and Cultural Studies from The Evergreen State College.