Biography
Dylan Jones is a licensed architect with nearly three decades experience leading complex planning, transportation and infrastructure projects. As Gensler’s Global Mobility & Transportation Practice Leader, Dylan has managed multidisciplinary teams delivering high-profile work for public and private clients, including LA Metro, Google, and BMW Design Works.
Recently relocated to Gensler’s Seattle office, Dylan is supporting the firm’s growing transit portfolio in the Pacific Northwest, with a focus on integrated project delivery and design-to-budget strategies. Dylan holds a Master of Architecture from University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Economics from Washington State University. His dual background in architecture and economics supports a design-to-budget mindset, aligning project outcomes with community and client goals. In addition to leading Gensler’s Global Mobility & Transportation Practice Area, he advises public and private sector clients worldwide on city development and infrastructure more broadly, bringing Gensler’s global expertise to local markets.

Design has been missing at the infrastructure table for over 100 years. Gensler is leveraging our global platform, expertise, and insights to fix that. Mobility is a shaping force of cities; as designers of cities, we care deeply about how mobility systems work to improve the human experience and resilient, connected communities.
Qualifications and Recognition
Bachelor of Arts, Economics, Washington State University; Master of Architecture, University of British Columbia
California, Washington, British Columbia
NCARB Certified
Member, American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Member, Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC)
Speaker Americas Investment Forum, 2026; Moderator, AAPA Powers + Smart Ports Summit & Expo, 2026
