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Transportation

We design transit facilities to connect citizens to their cities, counties, and the world beyond, bringing users along for a pleasant ride.

  • SFMTA Chinatown Rose Pak Station

Providing Access to the Chinatown Community

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Concrete block walls with raised red sculptural mural on left. Right, arched hall with gates and ticket booth by escalators
Organic shaped benches in walkway with ramp and steps to rooftop plaza with red canopy. Trees grow along green tile left wall
Rounded room with escalator to station below between 2 train tracks. White panel ceiling. Glass wall dividing tunnel
Domed upper level tunnel with stairs, back right, behind elevator shaft under construction. Raw concrete ceiling and floor
Rounded tunnel covered in perforated white panels. Hanging light beams along tracks beside screens
Rounded side walls of tunnel covered in perforated white panels. Hanging light beams along tracks beside screens, elevator at platform center
2 people looking at red art mural in a sub ground train station, escalators to back, rounded entry over turnstiles left
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David Chow

Global Transportation Leader Principal

David Chow

PE
Global Transportation Leader Principal
David leads DLR Group’s Global Transportation Sector, leveraging his Civil Engineering and Urban Planning expertise in the planning and design of people mobility and goods movement systems. With over 36 years in the transportation and urban design industry, he understands the interrelationship between transportation, land use, and development. His holistic perspective unlocks the full potential of our horizontal and vertical built projects.
Denis Henmi

Denis Henmi

Senior Architect Principal
Denis Henmi

Denis Henmi

FAIA, LEED AP
Senior Architect Principal
As senior architect, Denis' experience spans rail station design, airport expansions and renovations, ferry terminals, and other specialized transit-oriented development. He brings a depth of unique experience in coordinating and advancing large public transportation projects.
Robert Jansen

Robert Jansen

Architect Principal
Robert Jansen

Robert Jansen

AIA, LEED AP
Architect Principal
Robert is based in San Francisco and works with the Transportation Studio. He is an experienced project manager and client leader dedicated to design excellence and functional solutions for all his clients.
Neil Peralta

Neil Peralta

Project Manager Senior Associate
Neil Peralta

Neil Peralta

LEED AP
Project Manager Senior Associate
Neil is a project manager in the Transportation Studio. He has been the lead for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Central Subway expansion project over the last 15 years including the Chinatown Rose Pak Station.

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