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KTUA’s mission is to provide planning and landscape architectural services that promote the sustainable use of resources while creating inspiring and functional environments that support all human activities.
These services will be provided in a professional, ethical, and profitable manner to sustain staff, encourage research, provide training, invest in technology, and fund marketing efforts for corporate and professional stability.
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05 . 24 . 2019
Tom Bertulis Joins KTUA as an Active Transportation Engineer
Tom Bertulis joined KTUA in May, 2019 as a Senior Active Transportation Engineer at KTUA. He manages conceptual design projects, corridor studies, and active transportation projects. With a background in both traffic/civil engineering and...
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05 . 16 . 2019
Bike to Work Day 2019 Successful before the Rain
Before the rain fell on Thursday, May 16, 2019, over 253 cyclists visited or passed by the Bike to Work Day Pitstop co-hosted by KTUA Landscape Architecture and Planning and the Hillcrest Business Association....
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05 . 14 . 2019
Five Projects Win 2019 Planning Awards
The San Diego and Central Coast Chapters of the American Planning Association (APA) recognized three projects for the outstanding planning work that KTUA provided in collaboration with public agencies. In addition the Southern California...
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our promise
As our client, you can expect quality services that focus on your priorities and meet your deadlines and budgets. As your partner, our staff will provide planning and landscape architectural solutions that are creative, clearly communicated, and well executed.
My vision is twofold: first connecting with the beauty of nature and providing the bridge for others to better appreciate and understand nature, and second making a difference by contributing to the sustainability of our interface with the natural environment.
Chris Langdon
KTUA Associate
ASLA, LEED AP
Mission Trails Regional Park Interpretive Center