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Rajeev

  Rajeev Bhatia, AICP, ASLA,
Principal and President

Rajeev Bhatia is a planner and urban designer, whose work is place-based, centered on rebuilding cities and districts, fostering communities that are vital and livable, and integrating planning and environmental processes. He brings an interdisciplinary approach, drawing upon his professional education in planning, architecture, and landscape architecture.

Mr. Bhatia has led some of the most challenging and successful urban planning assignments throughout the U.S. West Coast, including complete planning, urban design, and zoning for Downtown San Diego, and the Capitol Area in Sacramento for the State of California; more than 20 comprehensive general plans throughout California, as well as Santa Fe, New Mexico—the oldest capital city in the U.S.; transit-oriented development plans; design guidelines; Program EIRs; policy studies; and detailed zoning and development regulations. He has also worked for large-scale private institutions, including leading the master plan for the 200-acre Genentech campus in South San Francisco—one of the largest corporate campuses in the Bay Area. Mr. Bhatia has extensive experience in community participation, with a demonstrated record of forging consensus in contentious settings.

Rajeev Bhatia holds a Master of City Planning and a Master of Landscape Architecture from University of California, Berkeley, where he was a Regents Fellow and winner of the Thomas Church Award for Design (first prize), and a Bachelor of Architecture (First Class), from the School of Planning and Architecture in New Delhi, India. Mr. Bhatia has been Fellow of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Asian Cultural Council (Rockefeller Foundation, New York).

His projects have won six awards in the last seven years from the American Planning Association.

 

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