Isaac Tejeira is a designer at KPF in New York, where his work spans urban design, master planning, and mixed-use projects across the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia. He has been part of developing KPF Urban, engaging in projects, business development, project acquisition, and the strategic direction of the group. He studied architecture at Cornell and went on to earn a Master in Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard. His work sits at the intersection of infrastructure and the public realm, exploring how density, mobility, and productive ground-floor programming can come together to create central social districts that are full of life and economic energy. He is drawn to the places where design, policy, and community ambition have to find common ground.