Matthew Bernstine, AICP, LEED AP
Sr. Associate
Matthew, is an Urban Design and Planner with 15+ years of experience leading design projects across the country. He is passionate about working at the intersections of design justice, sustainability, and community planning processes that assist communities with reshaping their communities. He has extensive experience in spatial planning, comprehensive plans, facilitating design workshops, civic engagement strategies, and public realm design. At H3 Studio, Matthew led a multi-disciplinary global team of designers, engineers, biologists, and scientists, to a winning submission for the Van Alan competition, Changing Course: navigating the future of the Lower Mississippi River Delta, an international competition. As project manager, he led the design staff assembled the public documents, presentations, and technical reports.
Matthew also serves as the Director of the Office for Socially Engaged Practice at the Sam Fox School of WashU, where he directs, leads, and supports collaborative, socially engaged practices of art, architecture, and design.
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Central Columbia Design Guidelines (Current)
Cortex Innovation District: Framework Plan | St. Louis, MO
East End Campus Planning, WashU Danforth Campus | St. Louis, MO
Mobility Framework Plan, WashU Danforth Campus | St. Louis, MO
West End Neighborhood Pocket Park | St. Louis, MO
Arch to Park: St. Louis Urban Database | St. Louis, MO
Fremont Downtown Master Plan | Fremont, CA
Spring Garden Street Greenway | Philadelphia, PA
California State University, Los Angeles Master Plan | Los Angeles, CA
Kaiser Permenante Hospital Master Plan | Redwood City, CA
Stanford Research Institute, Master Plan | Menlo Park, CA
Howard Hughes Center Master Plan | Las Vegas, NV
Sacramento State, Campus Sustainability Plan | Sacramento, CA
La Crosse Wisconsin, The Next Great Place, Community Design Workshop | La Crosse, WI
Steps to a Walkable Community | Published in New York, NY
9-11 Memorial Wayfinding Master Plan | New York City, NY
2nd Avenue Subway Community Information Center | New York City, NY
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Master of Urban Design (Dean’s Scholar), Washington University in St. Louis
Master of Urban & Environmental Planning, University of Virginia
Bachelor of Urban & Environmental Planning, University of Virginia
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American Planning Association (APA)
American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP)
Leadership in Energy-Efficient Design (LEED AP) Accredited Professional
The Urban Land Institute (ULI, St. Louis)
