FUSE Corps
Chris Hornstein, RLA, is a seasoned landscape architect with extensive experience in master planning and sustainability design. Currently serving as an Executive Fellow at FUSE Corps since September 2017, Chris is focused on developing a Strategic Plan for Clean, Safe, and Functional Public Facilities in Pittsburgh, PA. In addition to this role, Chris has been a Registered Landscape Architect at Atkins since November 2004, providing services to a diverse clientele, including the Department of Defense and various educational institutions. Earlier experience includes serving as a Construction Superintendent at Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club, where responsibilities involved managing the construction of a practice facility and preparing for the 2001 US Women's Open. Chris holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Science in Agronomy from Penn State University.
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FUSE is dedicated to freeing our country from the social and economic barriers to opportunities that have been perpetuated by a history of systemic and institutionalized racism. We partner with local governments and communities to more effectively address pressing challenges by placing experienced professionals in local government agencies. These FUSE Executive Fellows lead strategic projects that are designed to accelerate progress and advance racial equity. We are also dedicated to sharing the insights that emerge from our work to inspire all civic leaders to think and act differently in their efforts to achieve systemic change. Our work focuses on issues such as affordable housing and homelessness; workforce training and living-wage jobs; pandemic response and health equity; education reform and digital access; public safety and justice reform; climate resilience and green infrastructure; and more. FUSE has worked on over 250 projects in 42 cities and counties across 18 states serving a combined population of 25 million people. The majority of our alumni continue to work in civic leadership and nearly all our government partners return each year with requests for additional projects.
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