Patrick A. Gibson, P.E., PTOE

President

Pat Gibson has over 40 years of experience in preparing traffic and parking analyses for both public and private sector projects. He has directed the transportation sections for Environmental Impact Reports and Environmental Impact Statements for some of the largest development projects in Southern California, including Playa Vista, STAPLES Center, the NBC Universal Evolution Plan, Wilshire Grand Redevelopment Project, Metro Universal transit-oriented development, and the Bunker Hill Redevelopment Plan in Los Angeles; the Disneyland Resort and the Honda Center in Anaheim; the Queensway Bay Master Plan and the Convention Center Expansion study in Long Beach; and PETCO Park, University Towne Center, and the Esplanade Park Master Plan in San Diego.

Pat has directed over 50 downtown parking studies and has conducted hundreds of parking needs, feasibility, and functional design studies, as well as shared parking and parking financial analyses, for developments throughout Southern California and the United States. He has prepared traffic and parking studies for stadia and event centers, new and expanded regional shopping centers, and retail/entertainment centers throughout the United States. He spearheaded traffic, parking, access/circulation, and safety studies for over 50 schools and universities, and has spoken internationally on the topic.

Pat co-authored both editions of Shared Parking for the Urban Land Institute as well as Parking Requirements for Shopping Centers, 2nd Edition for the Urban Land Institute and International Council of Shopping Centers.

He teaches the transportation planning and traffic engineering courses at the University of California, Los Angeles and East Los Angeles College.