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Daniel Iacofanoĭaniel Iacofano is a founding principal of MIG, Inc., known worldwide for its results-oriented creative projects and innovative research and development initiatives that enhance community livability, support revitalization, and connect people with places. Environmental Planning, 1986)įounding Principal, MIG Inc. His accomplishments are a credit to planning practice and an inspiration to students and practitioners in our field.” Candlestick Point Revitalization Rendering Enlarge Treasure Island Redevelopment in San Francisco Bay Enlarge Daniel Iacofano (PH.D. Professor and Chair of City & Regional Planning Paul Waddell noted, “Kofi Bonner has been a major force in the planning and revitalization of key Bay Area urban neighborhoods. Kofi Bonner currently serves as President of Lennar Urban, overseeing all land acquisition and urban development activities in Northern California. Bonner served as Chief Economic Policy Advisor under Mayor Willie Brown, and from 1998 through 2004, was the Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer for the Cleveland Browns. Throughout his career Bonner’s roles in major redevelopment initiatives have led to the revitalization and economic growth of areas including Emeryville, Oakland’s downtown neighborhood, and San Francisco’s Mission Bay.

His current project, The Hunters Point Shipyard-Candlestick Point revitalization - possibly the largest mixed-use urban redevelopment project in the country - was honored with a Grand Award from the Pacific Coast Building Council, the Best Land Plan 2010. The redevelopment plan for Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay received the Clinton Global Initiative Sustainable Development Award. 1987)īorn in Ghana, Kofi Bonner is responsible for a number of development projects that promise to significantly transform aging industrial sections of the Bay Area into thriving urban communities. It was with pride that Dean Jennifer Wolch presented awards to this year’s distinguished honorees during the March 7th ceremony at the California Memorial Stadium’s University Club. Kofi Bonner, Daniel Iacofano, and Allison Williams FAIA join an elite cadre of over 70 previously recognized alumni from the departments of Architecture, City & Regional Planning, Decorative Art/Design, and Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning.Įach year, since 1998, CED has honored a select few outstanding professionals who have made notable accomplishments in their careers. On March 7, 2015, at the 6th annual Berkeley Circus Soiree, CED celebrated the achievements of three remarkable alumni with the 2015 Distinguished Alumni Awards.

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