Natalie Boverman is a Master in Urban Planning and Master in Architecture candidate at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design and a consultant for the City of Kingston in New York.

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Natalie has worked in city planning, architecture, interior design, and non-profit design in New York, Massachusetts, Washington, and Texas. Currently, she is concentrating on the Climate, Environment, and Health, with a particular focus on forestry while authoring a thesis on Oregon's environmental history and timber futures. Most recently, Natalie worked with Boston Harbor Now to create a set of design principles for State required interior Facilities of Public Accommodation along Boston's waterfront. Prior to that she worked as a research assistant with the Joint Center for Housing Studies on their inaugural “State of Housing Design 2023.” Before returning to academia, Natalie co-authored an independent research project on housing affordability and land tenure in Cambodia and completed several office and higher education projects with ZGF Architects. She has contributed to community design-build projects in both Montana and Battambang, Cambodia, and has studied urban architecture in Paris, France. Natalie is interested in taking her unique set of skills and passions to study today's problems at multiple scales and learn how to best restore our relationship to the land through the natural and built environments. 

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Natalie grew up in Portland, Oregon and completed an Interior Design degree at the University of Texas at Austin in the School of Architecture. 

 

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