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Kris Carter is a non-practicing engineer, an optimistic urban planner, and a self-taught filmmaker. New Urban Mechanics is the City of Boston’s human-centered civic R&D lab, working collaboratively with research institutions, civic entrepreneurs, and government agencies to explore and prototype what’s new and next in cities. With the Mechanics, Kris oversees a wide portfolio of prototypes while a

Elizabeth Bowie Christoforetti is founding principal at Supernormal, a practice that bridges the disciplines of architecture, urban design, and planning with the goal of bringing increased sensitivity and systematization to design practice using improved quantitative methods. Her work pays careful attention to urban systems, human cultures, and the evolving constraints of physical development; it

Bryan J. Koop serves as Executive Vice President, Boston Region. Prior to his appointment to this position in January 2016, Mr. Koop served as Senior Vice President and Regional Manager of our Boston office since 1999. Mr. Koop is responsible for overseeing the operation of our existing regional portfolio in the Boston area, which includes the Prudential Center and Kendall Center. He is also resp

Vita has eight years of experience in housing and neighborhood development, with a special background in affordable housing and public realm planning. She is currently an Associate Development Manager at Lendlease, a real estate construction and development company, and working on the development of Clippership Wharf in East Boston. Prior to Lendlease, she was a project manager at CDC’s in Codman

Brian leads the work of Arup in the Americas to integrate its advisory services with its key strengths in design, engineering and planning, delivered in the city context. He is a nationally recognized leader in resilience, climate change and sustainability strategy with over a decade of leadership experience in municipal government, real estate development, federal government, and non-profit sect