Allison Stewart-Harris Joins Midtown's TSW as Planning Studio Manager

Allison Stewart-Harris, AICP, has joined Midtown-based TSW as Planning Studio Manager. Stewart-Harris has extensive planning experience in the areas of transportation, land use and economic development. Locally, she has worked on such projects as the Gwinnett Place Mall Site Revitalization Strategy, MARTA’s Transit Supportive Land Use Study for Clayton County, the Recreation, Parks, and Culture Master Plan for City of Alpharetta, South Fulton Parkway Corridor Plan, DeKalb County Master Active Living Plan, City of Buford Comprehensive Plan and the Sugar Hill Greenway Master Plan.

“Allison brings a wealth of planning experience and professional contacts to our firm, which will be of immense value to our current and future clients,” said Adam Williamson, TSW principal. “She is also an active member of the American Planning Association, Georgia Planning Association, and certified by the American Institute of Certified Planners, which evaluates education, experience, breadth of knowledge, ethical practice and commitment to the planning profession.”

Stewart-Harris earned a Master’s Degree in City and Regional Planning, and a Certificate in Historic Preservation from University of Pennsylvania, as well as a Bachelor’s Degree in History from Rice University. She currently lives in East Atlanta with her son.

About TSW

TSW is a full-service planning, architecture and landscape architecture firm headquartered in Atlanta, GA with offices in Tulsa, OK and Chattanooga, TN. The award-winning company was founded in 1990 and specializes in sustainable community design, architecture and landscape architecture. TSW is a leader in the New Urbanist movement and employs a community planning and design process that links tradition and context with today’s cultural and environmental demands. Sustainable design is an integral part of all TSW work, from the master plan level to the individual building components. TSW’s staff members are LEED Accredited Professionals and their designs incorporate a range of ideas for progressive energy and resource saving solutions. www.tsw-design.com