MACHI MOBILITY CONSULTING
MACHI MOBILITY CONSULTING SERVICES
Bringing movement beyond the automobile.
With 13 years of professional planning experience, I have worked on a wide range of bicycle and pedestrian planning and design projects. My specialty is to work at the human scale, looking at bicycle and pedestrian facilities on streets and trails and their connections to transit, schools, workplaces and home. I can help brainstorm big picture concepts for how to move people in a Master Plan, or get into the logistical details of how to re-design your curbside to accommodate competing needs. I am skilled at providing guidance through the entire process from vision, to planning, design review and implementation. This is rounded out with experience writing policy guidance, planning for signage and wayfinding and providing outreach and education activities to bring life to the project.
Machi Mobility is both a SBE & WBE, certified by the North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency.
Let's talk about your vision for an upcoming project, I would love to join your team as a subconsultant or work directly for you!
CAMPUS MOBILITY PLANNING
Workplace Solutions
I have worked with major corporate headquarter campuses locally in Texas as well as in Silicon Valley, California. I have helped these corporate campuses provide a workplace where their employees can easily arrive to work by biking or walking, and they have the option to take a campus bike to their next meeting.
NEW MOBILITY SERVICES
Expert Guidance
Technological advancements have changed how we can hail a ride, share a car or borrow a scooter or bike. When being thoughtful about the future of mobility, one needs to consider how best to plan for those new ways of movement now. This may be by looking at your entire multi-modal network in a new way or reviewing design guidelines or other city policies. I have experience with this and I'd love to help!
Let's work on an amazing project together.
CATRINE MACHI, AICP, LCI
Texas Roots
I began my career 13 years ago working to connect the Trinity River Trail System to the adjoining Fort Worth neighborhoods. Since then I've lived and worked in Milwaukee, WI, San Diego and San Francisco, CA and I am now back in Dallas, Texas. I have three young children and we love to walk and bike on our local streets and trails.
