Addie Weber, AICP leads Toole Design Group’s Atlanta office. As an urban designer and planner with extensive experience leading and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, Addie has worked with numerous communities across North America on livable transportation projects. Addie has worked on first of their kind projects around the country including as the Project Manager for the first Aerotropolis Atlanta Blueprint to guide growth and development around the world’s largest airport; the Dallas, TX Framework Plan which examined the feasibility of removing I-345 in downtown to create a more equitable, resilient, multimodal, and people-centric city; and the Peachtree Street Shared Space Study to redesign a portion of Peachtree Street to function for the next generation of mobility and public life. Addie has served as a national and local panelist for the Urban Land Institute and as resource member for the 69th National Session of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design. She recently spoke at the 2022 National Planning Association’s conference on “Removing Highways from Cities: Correcting America’s Failed Experiment”. Addie received her Master of City and Regional Planning from Georgia Tech and her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture​ from Clemson University. When not changing cities, Addie enjoys spending time exploring her intown Atlanta neighborhood with her husband and two young sons.​