Greg is an urban planner and development policy consultant with 15 years of international policy, design and development experience. His areas of expertise include:

Policy and design consulting for sustainable development;
Community outreach and regional strategies for environmental, social, and economic development;
Openspace design for the revitalization of urban districts and corridors.

He has directed international development projects and research efforts in Europe, Latin America and North America. His degrees include:

A master degree in sustainable development (UNIFE; Ferrara, Italy);
A master degree in City Planning (UC Berkeley);
A master degree in Landscape Architecture (UC Berkeley, CA);
A BArch professional degree in architecture (U Notre Dame, IN).

Greg is a licensed landscape architect (CA #4759), and a Certified City Planner with the American Planning Association. He is an adjunct professor and Steering Committee member for the Eco-Polis International Master program (at the University of Ferrara, Italy), has lectured at numerous universities in Italy and Latin America (e.g. UniCal, Calabria, Italy; PUCI, Curitiba, Brazil; Cordoba Catholic Univ., Argentina) and is a frequent visiting lecturer and guest critic at a number of Northern California universities (e.g. UC Berkeley; California College of Arts Design MBA Program; The Presidio Graduate School).

Greg Delaune

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