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  • Master of Urban Planning, University of Washington 
  • Bachelor of Arts, International Affairs, Lewis & Clark College 
  • American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) 

  • Member, Beacon Hill Safe Streets 

Ian Crozier

Associate 2 - Planner

AICP




Ian is an insightful community planner who helps clients grapple with and address complex issues around housing, growth, and displacement. He specializes in highlighting and illuminating key sticking points, using his wide range of technical skills to develop products that are accessible, informative, and well suited for each project. He is passionate about sharing knowledge with colleagues, students, and the public, motivating his involvement in several APA Washington conference sessions and years spent working with middle schoolers as a part-time teaching artist with Seattle Architecture Foundation. Prior to MAKERS, Ian worked in community engagement and served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Paraguay.

  • Member, Beacon Hill Safe Streets 

  • Master of Urban Planning, University of Washington 
  • Bachelor of Arts, International Affairs, Lewis & Clark College 
  • American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) 

Get To Know Ian

What’s the most inspiring part of your job? Helping communities make progress on the really tough structural issues that result in problems with housing, transportation, and social inequity. 

If you could have a conversation with anyone throughout history, who would it be? Walt Whitman. You can tell from his work what a keen observer he must have been of day-to-day life in a fast-changing world.  

What’s your favorite book or podcast? The Quiet American – Graham Greene. But what torture it is to pick just one book!