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DLR Group Principal and Planning + Urban Design Leader Yogesh Saoji, AIA, AICP
Principal | Global Planning Leader
Yogesh Saoji, FAICP, AIA
Yogesh leads our planning and urban design practice. As an architect, planner, and urban designer, he works closely with our integrated design teams to deliver complex master planning, campus planning, urban design, and large-scale redevelopment solutions for clients nationwide.
Yogesh Saoji
firm news March 17, 2026
Global Planning Leader Yogesh Saoji Elevated to AICP College of Fellows
DLR Group’s Yogesh Saoji earns planning’s highest honor for a career defined by inclusive design and community impact.
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firm news June 24, 2024
Yogesh Saoji Invited to Serve as Juror for SCUP Excellence Awards
Planning and Urban Design Leader Yogesh Saoji, AIA, AICP was invited to serve as a juror for the Society for College and University Planning 2024 Excellence Awards in campus planning, architecture, and landscape architecture.
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triple height interior with floor to ceiling windows, learning stairs with UTHSC logo, wood panel ceiling accents
idea October 22, 2023
Urban Design on Campus
Using principles of urban design, we can create meaningful campus experiences that merge institutions with their surroundings.
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