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David Ralston specializes in environmental & social aspects planning, community envelopment, sustainable urban design and infrastructure systems, development/design around site water and passive solar. His works has been emphasis on leading advanced planning, urban design and redevelopment efforts involving strategic revitalization of historically under-served but environmentally and culturally rich neighborhoods. David is also focusing on sustainable infrastructure design and participatory community development with a particular emphasis on urban greenways, watershed design and passive solar-oriented building forms.

Dr. David Ralston graduated with a Ph.D. and a B.A. in Cultural Anthropology from the University of California, Los Angeles. He completed his dissertation on postindustrial/ postmodern Central City Los Angeles and the relation of building practices and public landscapes to place water. David also completed a Masters of City Planning (MCP) at the University of California, Berkeley in community building practices and sustainable planning and civic engagement and education in neighborhood development as well as a Masters of Architecture (MARCH) in cultural worldviews and environmental and site factors in design.

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