Dana joined UrbanGreen with experience in master planning, design, and construction documentation on mixed-use, health care, commercial, and institutional projects.   Providing a range of skills and interests to UrbanGreen, Dana brings a unique perspective on the integration of land planning, community design issues, green building, and architecture.

Dana first joined UrbanGreen in 2004 as an intern while a student at University of California, Berkeley and was involved in various research and organizational projects.  She left UrbanGreen for an interim to work as an intern architect at Ellerbe Becket Architects, where she participated in several master planning efforts with responsibilities ranging from project management to design development.  Rejoining UrbanGreen in 2006, Dana’s careful consideration of social, environmental, and design issues add an element of thoughtfulness and rigorousness to the development process.

Dana earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley, where she focused on community and land planning design and environmental issues.  Dana has been LEED accredited since 2005 and is an active member of Emerging Green Builders, a subsidiary of the US Green Building Council.

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