Erika Uribe is an urban designer and landscape architect
Erika has experience working with clients in a strategic advisory role, building consensus around inspiring ideas that bring people together. In San Francisco, her experience with clients committed to environmental justice principles had a profound effect on her approach to the design process. She founded incommon to help clients and communities advance equity in the built environment.

Laurens Costeris is an architect and urban designer
His approach to design is inquisitive and collaborative. He excels at finding solutions to complex design challenges by rigorously testing ideas, leading to pragmatic and elegant solutions. Laurens' background is in architecture. As a graduate of the Delft University of Technology, he started his career in London with Foster+Partners. Before joining incommon, he practiced architecture and urban design in California, and was lead designer on a variety of projects for public agencies in the Bay Area and Los Angeles.

Dr. Evelyn Uribe is a social researcher
With a background in politics, social responsibility, human rights, and international relations, she brings scientific rigor and depth to our understanding of environmental and social justice issues. Working for the United Nations (UN) Global Compact in Santiago, Chile, she was responsible for training private and public agencies in social responsibility strategy, management of stakeholder relations, and funding mechanisms for social projects. Her doctoral research at Glasgow University analyzes the implementation of UN Guiding Principles in public policy, and the advancement of social responsibility and human rights in the Global South.