Theodore Touloukian is the owner and founder of Touloukian Touloukian in Boston, MA where he oversees the design and technical direction for a wide range of project types. His creative vision is paired with a practical application across a broad range of … Theodore Touloukian is the owner and founder of Touloukian Touloukian in Boston, MA where he oversees the design and technical direction for a wide range of project types. His creative vision is paired with a practical application across a broad range of project types. With over 23 years of interdisciplinary design experience, Ted is focused on civic minded work that combines a keen understanding for our environment with the detailed craft of architecture. His professional judgment has been acknowledged through his appointments to State of Massachusetts Designer Selection Panels, and the BSA Foundation Executive Board of Trustees. Touloukian Touloukian was recently ranked nationally as #30 in Architecture Magazine's 50 Top Firms of 2017 and #32 in 2016.

Bob Uhlig, President and CEO of Halvorson Design Partnership, has more than 30 years of experience in urban design and institutional projects ranging from parks, waterfronts and streetscapes to commercial, residential and campus landscapes. He has been Pr … Bob Uhlig, President and CEO of Halvorson Design Partnership, has more than 30 years of experience in urban design and institutional projects ranging from parks, waterfronts and streetscapes to commercial, residential and campus landscapes. He has been Principal-in-Charge on many sophisticated multi-disciplinary projects that require solving site design and engineering challenges and frequently involve the seamless integration of art, architecture, natural systems and resiliency. He has guided the design and implementation of numerous award-winning and transformational urban projects that integrate site design and ecological systems, including Hancock Adams Common in Quincy, MA; the MBTA Government Center Plaza; the South Boston Maritime Park; the Lakewood Garden Mausoleum at Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis, MN; Boston Architectural College’s Green Alley in Boston, MA; and Atlantic Wharf in Boston, MA. Recognized with the 2015 ASLA Honor Award for Research for “Below the Surface: Evaluating Urban Soil Performance over Time,” Bob is deeply engaged in studying the relationship of soil chemistry and biology and their effect on the health of urban trees. He has also participated in a variety of planning charrettes and community workshops to address resiliency needs in South and East Boston. Bob serves as a Mayoral Appointment and chair of the Newburyport Redevelopment Authority and was a representative of Newburyport Community Preservation Committee for 10 years. He was appointed by the MA Secretary of Housing and Economic Development as the landscape architectural representative on the Revere Beach Design Review Board and was appointed by the mayor of Revere to serve as landscape architectural design advisor for the Suffolk Downs redevelopment. Bob serves on the Landscape Architectural Advisory Board for the Boston Architectural College and as a periodic guest lecturer and critique at the institution. In 2017, he was inducted into the ASLA Council of Fellows in recognition of his work.

Mr. Fay is the founder and president of Fort Point Associates, Inc., a multi-disciplinary planning and environmental consulting firm. Mr. Fay has been the principal-in-charge and lead consultant for the past 33 years for a variety of master planning, … Mr. Fay is the founder and president of Fort Point Associates, Inc., a multi-disciplinary planning and environmental consulting firm. Mr. Fay has been the principal-in-charge and lead consultant for the past 33 years for a variety of master planning, real estate development and public infrastructure projects. Notable public sector projects include the $2 billion Wynn Boston Harbor Resort, $850 million Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, and the $14 billion Central Artery/Tunnel project. Private sector projects include over $4 billion in real estate development for retail, commercial, industrial, residential, and institutional uses. Prior to founding the firm in 1985, he held senior positions in multiple public and private organizations. Mr. Fay was a senior planner for four years with the Executive Office of Environmental Affair’s Coastal Zone Management Program, developing environmental policy for activities within coastal communities and assisting in the preparation of state wetlands and waterways regulations. As vice president of a private environmental policy consulting firm for five years, he provided strategic advice to public sector clients, which included developing new regulatory programs for the Department of Environmental Protection. Mr. Fay is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and a Certified Environmental Planner, the former Chairman and member for 28 years of the Ipswich Finance Committee, Trustee of Boston Harbor Now, and a member of the Public Affairs Committee of the NAIOP.