Cascadia Partners
Sachi Arakawa is a Partner at Cascadia Partners, a consulting firm focused on strategic planning rooted in data analysis and civic engagement since February 2019. Additionally, Sachi serves as an Adjunct Professor at Portland State University, teaching Environmental Planning Methods. Previous experience includes directing the Mapping Action Collective, researching for the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project, and serving as a Lead Instructor at the Transportation Research and Education Center. Sachi has also held positions with the City of Portland in various outreach and education capacities, as well as roles in the Institute for Sustainable Solutions and Community Environmental Services. Academic qualifications include a Master's Degree in Urban and Regional Planning and a Bachelor's Degree in Geography and GIS, both from Portland State University.
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Cascadia Partners
Cascadia Partners are a multi-disciplinary team with decades of experience in planning, design, development finance, sustainability, project management, and community engagement. Our team is ready to guide your project from concept to reality. Our services range from long range planning to conceptual design and development. We provide support with data analysis, design, finance, and engagement to ensure a project’s success. Our strength is being able to provide both sophisticated analysis and a compelling, visual story that brings concepts to life. Our projects include redevelopment plans for entire districts like transit stations and downtowns, street and public realm urban designs, climate action and green infrastructure planning, management of public-private partnership developments, and detailed site plans and pro forma analysis for individual sites. Our past clients include public agencies of all types, such as cities, counties and redevelopment agencies, as well as non-profits and private landowners. Cascadia Partners is a certified Emerging Small Business (ESB).