Don Kindsvatter has over thirty years of experience in the planning and implementation of urban infrastructure projects in New England and across the country. He often leads or works as part of an interdisciplinary team and has experience collaborating with a wide variety of professionals such as civil and traffic engineers, environmental specialists, and economic consultants. He is a long-term resident of Boston and has worked on a wide range of transportation related urban design projects in the city and surrounding communities.

Don is experienced in community involvement and has managed community engagement processes including facilitation and public presentations. He has a proven track record in understanding and clearly communicating the technical issues and trade-offs of planning and designing in complex urban situations. His knowledge of transit station-area planning and corridor analysis, combined with experience on streetscape projects, provides a broad foundation for designing public spaces, streets, sidewalks and bikeways, and interfaces with transit facilities. He is experienced in working with multi-agency advisory groups and balancing the needs of diverse users.