Natalya Boujenko

Background

About Natalya Boujenko

Natalya Boujenko, a founder of Intermethod, is a strategic consultant specialising in integrated street design, city development, transport planning and organisational development. Natalya’s portfolio spans a vast range of local and international projects and policy work in London, Birmingham, Belfast, Adelaide, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and regional South Australia. She has led on a number of innovative projects and programmes focussed on integrating multi-modal street needs and developed bespoke methodologies in achieving 'streets for people' objectives. Natalya is currently engaged in delivering a number of strategic transport studies and street design projects. Natalya has authored a number of published design guidance documents, technical papers and advocacy publications. Most notably, Natalya is a lead author of 'Streets for People: Compendium for South Australian Practice'(2012) and a joint author of ‘Link and Place: A Guide to Street Planning and Design’ (2007), best practice design publications for street space allocation and balancing of competing street demands. Natalya served as South Australian Expert Panel Member for reforming SA's planning system (2013-2014), was a Committee Member of Mainstreet SA (2011-2015) and at present is a Committee Member of Transport Australia Society's South Australian chapter.