Scott Bonjukian, AICP, is an urban designer with ten years of private sector experience working on the region's urban planning challenges. His work focuses on housing action plans, zoning reform, and comprehensive planning. Outside the office he applies he volunteers his skills with the Lid I-5 project, an effort to expand public land for parks, housing, and other critical needs in the heart of Seattle. Scott become involved in the lid project after researching freeway lids for his master's thesis project at the University of Washington. Scott has degrees in urban planning and architecture, and his professional and community work focuses on the urgent issues of housing affordability, climate change adaptation, open space access, and multimodal transportation systems.

Jack oversees the planning, partnerships, and programs required to advance the Stitch, an initiative of the City of Atlanta to cap the Downtown Connector with 14 acres of new park space and transportation improvements in north Downtown Atlanta. Over the course of his career as an engineer, landscape architect, and urban planning professional, he has led a wide range of complex projects that have given him a deep understanding of the coalition-building, systems and operational needs, and collaborative problem solving required to ensure the Stitch’s success. Following graduation from the Landscape Architecture program at Clemson University, Jack began his career in Chicago working on significant urban design and transportation projects such as the mayor’s initiative to implement 100 miles of protected bike lanes in four years. Later, he moved to Atlanta to attend graduate school at Georgia Tech, receiving a master's degree in Civil Engineering and a MBA from the Scheller College of Business. Following graduation Jack worked for a local architectural and engineering firm managing a myriad of different planning, engineering, and landscape architecture projects throughout the Atlanta region for clients including City of Atlanta, GDOT, and Community Improvement Districts. When he’s not “stitching” downtown back together, you can find Jack gardening, playing in his band “Short Shadow,” riding his bike around Atlanta, or relaxing on the porch with his wife Aileen, dog Orchid, and cat Bean.