Better movement.
Thoughtful
development.

His experience spans developers, small businesses, major corporations, and government agencies. He combines an understanding of the permitting process with practical design recommendations, bringing personal attention to projects of different sizes and complexity.

Hal has provided expert testimony on behalf of government agencies and developers in courts in New Jersey and New York. He has also testified before the New Jersey Legislature in Trenton, bringing an engineering perspective to legislative discussions. His work draws on the connection between technical analysis, land-use requirements, and the way a site functions for the people who use it.

A graduate of the New Jersey Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Hal has also shared his experience as an adjunct professor at NJIT. His background includes service on his community’s planning board, adding a public-sector perspective to his consulting work.

Ben’s experience includes work with the New York City Department of Transportation and Department of Design and Construction, with a focus on traffic engineering, bicycle infrastructure, and street design.

He has contributed to projects including the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway, Connecticut’s Safe Routes to School program, the Unionport Bridge replacement, the Westport Master Plan, and the redesign of the full length of Arthur Kill Road on Staten Island. His work spans environmental analysis, geometric street design, and traffic signal design, connecting broader planning goals with the details that shape how streets function for everyone who uses them.