Kimberlae Saul

 From the beginning, Kimberlae was fascinated by the power of architecture and urban design to shape how people experience places and connect with their communities. That perspective continues to inspire her work today.  With 32 years of experience, she thrives in the spaces where climate adaptation, infrastructure and the public realm meet. She brings deep experience in alternative delivery models to accelerate resilient, community-centered outcomes.  

As vice president and resiliency principal based in New York City, Kimberlae leads projects from integrated public space improvements to multimodal port infrastructure. Her multidisciplinary approach is shaped by decades of experience on municipal, cultural and educational facilities and environments across New York City. She holds degrees from the University of Southern California and Columbia University and is an active member of American Institute of Architects New York chapter and the Design Build Institute of America. 

Whether it’s large-scale urban design, public architecture or resiliency projects, for Kimberlae, it’s all about delivering projects that are functional and sustainable while enriching the cultural and environmental fabric of our communities.