
Heather Flint Chatto, Principal & Owner | Heather is a professional planner and urban designer with more than 20 years of professional work in environmental design, civic and regional planning and environmental policy practice. She is passionate about education, green building, ecological design and fostering community engagement in both her professional and volunteer work. In addition to a Masters degree in Urban Planning and a Bachelors in Environmental Studies for Teachers, she draws on a diverse background of experience working both in the public and private sector as well as nonprofits. She has extensive experience collaborating successfully with architects, landscape architects, engineers, developers, energy efficiency experts, and local and state government leaders. In 2015, she was honored with an award from the Daily Journal of Commerce as one of the Top 25 Woman of Vision for the State of Oregon and again in 2019 as a “Woman of Vision” for her community service work with PDX Main Streets. She recently served as the Executive Director for the Architectural Heritage Center nonprofit, providing leadership for fundraising, educational programs and exhibits, policy and design advocacy, and community engagement.
