Multimodal Regions, Centers, and Corridors

Bio: Meg Storrow is co-principal of Storrow Kinsella Associates, a studio focused on assisting clients with strategies to create and connect places.

Education: Bachelor or Landscape Architecture with Honors, Michigan State University

Key Publications: Indianapolis Regional Pedestrian Plan; Indianapolis Regional Center & Metropolitan Planning Area Multimodal Corridor and Public Space Design Guidelines

Past Assignments: 2012 Historic Road Conference - speaker on the Indianapolis Historic Park and Boulevard System National Register Nomination

Bio: Vlad Gavrilovic is a principal with Renaissance Planning Group in Charlottesville, Virginia. He has more than 27 years of experience working with communities throughout the nation on innovative master plans for downtowns, neighborhoods and transportation corridors. Prior to joining Renaissance Planning Group, Vlad was an associate with Sasaki Associates and was president of Paradigm Design in Reston, Virginia. His work has incorporated urban design with extensive public involvement tools, such as design charrettes and workshops to develop consensus visions for communities.

Education: B. Architecture; University of Illinois - 1983 M. Urban and Environmental Planning; University of Virginia - 1985

Key Publications: “Virginia’s Wild Side,” by Curtis Badger, Illustrations by Vladimir Gavrilovic, University of Virginia Press, 2002 - "Willis Wharf Citizens Define Their Future Using A Creative Planning Process," Virginia Review, March/April 1995 - "Conservation and Economic Development on Virginia's Eastern Shore," Planning in Virginia, November 1994 - "Is Sustainable Attainable?” Paul Roberts, Landscape Architecture, January 1994, excerpt, pp.60-61 - “Close To Power: Setting Priorities with Elected Officials,” William Lucy, (1988), excerpt, p. 117

Past Assignments: Served on the AIA Committee on the Environment Adjunct Faculty - George Washington University Adjunct Faculty - University of Virginia “Best Practices for Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning” - American Planning Association, Virginia Chapter annual conference, March 2008 “Form Based Codes” – Citizen Planners Education Academy of Virginia Training Session, November 28, 2007 “Traditional Neighborhood Developments in Virginia” – Citizen Planners Education Academy of Virginia Training Session, November 28, 2007 “The History of Tomorrow: Planning for the Future in a Historic Resort Town” - American Planning Association, Virginia Chapter annual conference, July 25, 2007 “Habits of Effective Planners” American Planning Association National Conference, Philadelphia, PA; 2007 “Land Use Policy Audits as an Emerging Planning Tool” – Virginia Certified Planning Commissioner’s Graduate Seminar, November 29, 2006 “A Sense of Place in Coastal Virginia,” Regional Coastal Zone Management Conference, Virginia Beach, VA; 2005 Instructor for Placemaking in Virginia Seminar, Charlottesville, VA; 2005 Presentations to the Smart Growth Working Group of the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers, Washington, D.C., 2000-01 Panel Speaker: "Building Constituencies & Developing Alliances: Preservation Outreach Models," Preservation Alumni, Inc. of Columbia University, New York, NY, 2000 Panel Speaker: "Public Access for Waterfronts,” Virginia Coastal Partners Conference, Williamsburg, VA, 1996 Panel Speaker: "Sustainable Development and Use,” Economic Development & Environmental Stewardship in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Conference Reston, VA, 1995