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Daniel Dunigan, AICP, LEED AP <br /> Planner, Town -Green <br /> Daniel Dunigan is an Urban Designer with a wide range of professional experience, including detailed <br /> architectural specification, all phases of design /build project management, master planning, and state <br /> funded urban design analysis and recommendation. Before helping create Town - Green, Daniel worked <br /> with several architecture and planning firms, and was involved in multiple planning Charrettes, urban <br /> design master plans, urban design analysis projects, and transit- oriented residential developments <br /> throughout the western US, which were designed with an emphasis on traditional community planning <br /> and interaction. <br /> Before his focus on urban design, Daniel worked with a design /build architectural office and <br /> completed projects including retail, residential, commercial, governmental, and mixed -use facilities, as <br /> well as participated in various volunteer organizations including Habitat for Humanity and the <br /> Dalton /Whitfield Quality Growth Resource Team. <br /> Education <br /> Bachelor of Architecture, <br /> University of Oklahoma, <br /> Norman, Oklahoma- 2002 <br /> Professional Memberships <br /> Congress for the New Urbanism, <br /> San Francisco Planning and Urban Research (SPUR), Young Urbanists <br /> American Planning Association <br /> Professional Endeavors <br /> 2008- Present: Town -Green <br /> 2005 -2008: HDR ) Town Planning <br /> 2003 -2005: LCA Town Planning and Architecture, LLC <br /> • 2001 -2003: dlb Architects, pc <br /> Honors & Awards <br /> BAC Design Excellence Award <br /> Project Experience <br /> LA Solid Waste Integrated Resources Plan (SWIRP), Los Angeles, California <br /> Los Angeles and all of Southern CA faces the challenge of increasing sustainability, reducing <br /> greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and improving the quality of life and public health and safety in a <br /> politically palatable and reasonably cost effective manner. In response the City of Los Angeles, <br /> through its Department of Public Works, is working to achieve zero solid waste by the year 2030 in a <br /> six -year project called the Los Angeles Solid Waste Integrated Resources Plan (SWIRP) with their <br /> consultant, HDR Engineering, Inc. (SWIRP) Team, led by Ruth Abbe, with the assistance of Town - Green. <br /> Daniel has been working with HDR in this effort by helping to design and execute the city's outreach <br /> program. <br />